James Wilson leaves Plymouth Argyle after failing to agree new deal
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James Wilson has played more than 300 games in his career
James Wilson has left Plymouth Argyle after he failed to sign a new contract.
The 34-year-old former Wales defender was offered new terms at the end of the Pilgrims' League One title-winning season, but the deadline to agree the new deal has expired.
Having joined on a free transfer from Ipswich Town in the summer of 2021, he went on to play 95 times and was a regular in the promotion-winning side.
It comes after Dan Scarr, Ryan Hardie and Jordon Houghton signed new deals.
"James played a huge part in our success last season and will forever be a part of the history of this football club," Argyle manager Steven Schumacher told the club website.
"It is a shame we won't see him in an Argyle shirt again but I wish James all the best moving forward and thank him for all his hard work and commitment during my time at the club."