Former Hartlepool United midfielder extends loan with fellow National League side
Former Hartlepool United midfielder Terrell Agyemang has had his loan at fellow National League side Wealdstone extended until the end of the season.
The versatile 23-year-old, who made 14 appearances for Pools across two separate spells during the 2023/24 campaign, signed for embattled Morecambe at the beginning of the campaign as part of the Shrimps' efforts to assemble a new squad almost from scratch on the eve of their first game of the season.
The Lancashire side were pushed to the brink of oblivion following ruinous mishandling by controversial former owner Jason Whittingham - at one stage, liquidation looked to be the likeliest outcome - but were saved when Sikh-led sports investment company Panjab Warriors completed a takeover of the club at the eleventh hour.
At that stage, Morecambe had been suspended from the National League and all of their first three matches postponed. Yet, after replacing popular manager Derek Adams with the little-known Ashvir Singh Johal, who became the first ever Sikh to take charge of a professional club in England, Morecambe set about on a rapid rebuilding of their squad.
One of those to arrive was former Pools man Agyemang. However, with so many new faces through the door in Lancashire, Agyemang struggled to make his mark and was sent out on loan to Wealdstone in October having featured just three times, picking up a red card in his final appearance against Boreham Wood.
Since linking up with former teammate Sam Cox at Grosvenor Vale, Agyemang has made 11 appearances in all competitions for the Stones, who are 10th and punching well above their weight in the National League, and has done enough to have his loan deal extended until the end of the season.
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