Ross County captain Marcus Fraser to leave club after rejecting new contract
Ross County have lost their captain after Marcus Fraser rejected the offer of a new contract.
The former Celtic defender made almost 200 appearances for County after arriving in January 2015.
In a statement, co-managers Stuart Kettlewell and Steven Ferguson said: “Marcus has been a tremendous servant to this club, and I am sure will always be fondly remembered by the Ross County family.
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“Personally, we can’t thank Marcus enough for his commitment, dedication and professionalism during his time with us and the club, he has always given 100 per cent for this club.
“Having played a big part in some of the club’s most successful moments in recent times it is important that we take this time to applaud a player who has dedicated a lot to our club. We wish Marcus and his young family the very best going forward.”
County are still awaiting an answer from centre-back Callum Morris as Fraser joins Richard Foster, Lewis Spence, Sean Kelly and Declan McManus in departing the Dingwall side this summer.
