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Gerardo Bruna spent two seasons at the Brandywell
Gerardo Bruna has become the latest player to leave Derry City.
The 29-year old midfielder has spent the last two seasons at the Brandywell but announced on social media this evening that he would not be returning for a third.
He said: "After some hard decisions, my time playing for Derry City has come to an end. Thank you to everyone who has supported my family and I since we moved to this beautiful city. I will miss seeing that Argentinian flag flying in a packed Brandywell and playing alongside my team mates."
Bruna made 39 appearances in all for the club, with 24 starts and 15 substitute appearances. He scored 2 goals and provided 3 assists during his time with the club.
Bruna is the third player to officially leave Derry City this week, and the second today, following the departures of Ally Gilchrist and Peter Cherrie.
A number of other players are expected to leave the Brandywell in the coming days.
Aisling Hutton of Bogside and Brandywell Health Forum
Pennylane Syd who won the 8th race in 16.66 with, (from left to right) Cian Lafferty, Declan Crossan and Caleb Lafferty.
The alleged incident occurred on Skeoge Road on the outskirts of the city.
Gemma Martin has undertaken a 30 for 30 challenge for her 30th birthday in aid of Diabetes UK
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