Why English club is disappointed over Harambee Stars defender’s transfer
Wealdstone Chairman Rory Fitzgerald says the club cannot hide its disappointment, following its decision to let go of Harambee Stars defender Deon Woodman to English League One side Bromley FC on Saturday, 11 July.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsAs per Fitzerald, Woodman, 23, presented so much potential for Wealdstone, and his transfer, despite hurting, should act as a blueprint to promising talents, of the club’s ability to create great pathways.Harambee Stars defender secures move to English club”There’s no hiding our disappointment at losing a player of Deon’s promise,” Fitzgerald, who joined Wealdstone’s board of directors in December 2017, said in a statement attached to Woodman’s move to Bromley on an undisclosed fee. “But I’m just as keen to see this as a reminder to our players, supporters and us as a Board that we’re able to create great pathways for young, aspiring talent.”Woodman, who made his Harambee Stars debut on 7 June against Lesotho, had been a Wealdstone ..