Stoke City: Potters terminate Uruguayan midfielder Diego Arismendi's contract
STOKE CITY have today terminated the contract of Uruguayan midfielder Diego Arismendi.
The 24-year-old has endured a frustrating time at the Potters since signing from Club Nacional in August 2009.
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Diego Arismendi in action for Stoke City.
Arismendi made only a handful of first team appearances, spending most of his time out on loan with Brighton, Barnsley and Huddersfield Town.
His contract was due to end next summer but has been terminated early by mutual consent.
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Comments
by Davejjohnson
Saturday, December 01 2012, 5:16PM
“Has talent but never applied himself. Waste of space, well rid of him.”
by LiamOSullivan
Saturday, December 01 2012, 9:48AM
“This reflects really poorly on Tony Pulis, the *******.”
by SneydGreedo
Saturday, December 01 2012, 8:28AM
“this is a shame. I thought he played well in the one game i attended where he played, Newport YMCA vs Stoke last July”
by coconutcadang
Friday, November 30 2012, 11:17PM
“Did you lot not see him in the Europa last season? He was good on the ball but his legs had gone after 20 minutes, he's a young lad and his fitness should be better. From that little observation it's not surprising he didn't get more chances.”
by ro3erto
Friday, November 30 2012, 8:21PM
“What a waste of a talented young player. I really hope he goes on to great things with a club who will give him a consistent opportunity to show his talents. His last few years in this country must have been a nightmare after the novelty had worn off. Here's hoping his confidence hasn't been irreparably damaged - he deserves better. Florent Cuvelier beware !”
by The_Locksmith
Friday, November 30 2012, 8:20PM
“Nash, Tonge and Upson also out of contract in the summer - I wouldn't bank on any of them being Potters next season.”
by Bernwa
Friday, November 30 2012, 7:15PM
“He probably feels well out of it having been given little chance to prove himself. Good luck to him. If he joins another British team he'll probably do a 'Denver Ba'.”
by bexhillpotter
Friday, November 30 2012, 6:33PM
“This has been common knowledge for several weeks so why has it only just been announced?
Also the guy was never given much opportunity was he?”