Port Vale have confirmed that defender Jesse Debrah has joined League Two table toppers Bromley on loan for the remainder of the season.
The Valiants added Debrah to their squad in September 2023. The versatile defender had begun his career with Millwall and had most recently starred for FC Halifax Town. Debrah made an eventful League debut – being sent-off against Bristol Rovers – but recovered to make 40 appearances in his debut season.
The defender totalling 106 games and four goals during his three year spell with the club. Debrah is out of contract at the end of the season so he is unlikely to play for the club again.
Port Vale January Transfer Business
Outs
- Mo Faal’s Port Vale loan spell ends
- Port Vale confirm that Marvin Johnson has left the club
- Ronan Curtis departs Port Vale to join Plymouth Argyle
- James Plant is latest player to depart Port Vale
- Jesse Debrah departs Port Vale on loan
- Devante Cole is the latest player to depart Port Vale
- Port Vale confirm Mitch Clark loan departure
- Ruari Paton departs Port Vale on loan
Ins
- Transfer news: Port Vale sign Luton Town winger on loan
- James Plant returns to Port Vale after loan spell
- Port Vale recall youngster Jack Shorrock from loan spell
- Port Vale sign former Blackburn Rovers and Northampton Town defender
- Port Vale sign young Everton defender on loan
- Port Vale sign Dutch striker on loan
- Port Vale sign experienced striker Andre Gray
- Port Vale add experienced free agent midfielder to their squad
- Port Vale add Cuba International winger to squad
Personally I think he was made a scapegoat. One of my favourite players of late, thanks Jesse, all the very best pal 😉
Anyone attending the game on Saturday could you please bring your boots at this rate supporter’s will be playing. Plenty going out not much coming in
Supporters have posted their demands for a “clear out” culling the bloated squad, and it’s justifiably happening. Debrah’s departure isn’t surprising. He competed well enough in League 2, but this season his form has been error prone and inconsistent.