Perth Glory Owner and Chairman Tony Sage has spoken out on the departure of former Irish front man Andy Keogh.
Keogh, 33, left Perth on Wednesday after his contract was terminated by mutual consent.
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The Dubliner had signed a one-year contract extension in May, and is the WA club’s all-time leading scorer with 55 in 122 appearances.
“Following this week’s confirmation that he is set to depart the club and explore another opportunity overseas, I’d like to personally wish Andy Keogh all the best,” Sage told Perth’s official website.
“During his time at Glory, the club experienced plenty of highs and lows and our respective families forged a close personal relationship that I know will continue.
“An opportunity has now come up for Andy to safeguard his family’s financial future and those opportunities are very hard to turn down, especially within an industry as unpredictable as football.
“So as he heads off to start a new chapter in his career, he goes with my best wishes and sincere thanks for the significant contribution he has made to our club over the past five years.”
