Striker Jake Day leaves Bridlington Town by mutual consent

A club statement said: “It is rare in modern football to have a player with such a long-standing and deep-rooted connection to their hometown club.

"As a Bridlington lad, Jake’s journey with the Seasiders has spanned multiple stints, countless goals, and a shared passion for the town he represents.

“Throughout his time at Queensgate, Jake has been a focal point of our attack and a player who truly understood what it meant to wear the Bridlington Town shirt.

“From his debut through to his most recent appearances, his presence on the pitch and his goal-scoring record have left an undeniable mark on the club’s history.

“As we move forward, both the club and Jake have reached a mutual agreement to part ways.

"While it is always difficult to see a local figure move on, we do so with a great deal of mutual respect for everything achieved during his time here.

“We would like to thank Jake for his immense service, his dedication to the club, and for the many memories he has given the fans at Queensgate over the years.”

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