By Deadly Submarine
January 4 2016

Tranmere have confirmed this afternoon that they have extended the contract of Adam Mekki until at least the end of the season...

Tranmere have this afternoon confirmed the long-awaited for news that they have extended the contract of winger Adam Mekki until the end of the 2015/16 season with a performance-based option for next season.

The 24 year-old player, born in Chester, had originally signed a six-month deal with Rovers at the start of the season after impressing during a pre-season trial with the Club.

He has since gone on to make an impact in the first team with 27 appearances and two goals for Rovers so far this season and has become a fans’ favourite at Prenton Park.

Speaking of the extension of Mekki's contract, Rovers Manager Gary Brabin said.....

“Adam is still young and has a lot of potential and we’ve seen that in the first few months of his time here.  We know that there is still more to come from him and I’m excited to be able to continue working with him."

“We’ve given him an opportunity to play a number of games this season, which he hasn’t done at his previous clubs, and he’s done well so we’re delighted that he has agreed to remain at Tranmere Rovers.”

Mekki Contract Extended

Discussion started by Total Tranmere (IP Logged), 04/01/2016 18:07

Total Tranmere
04/01/2016 18:07

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Paz
04/01/2016 15:57

Thank God!

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Doug heffernan
04/01/2016 16:10

positive

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lennyb1983
04/01/2016 16:20

Good news although i do have a horrible feeling that GTF confirmation will follow shortly. He will replace Mangan on the wages

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Hardly Irons
04/01/2016 16:24

Great news. GTF can GTF though.

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Wozza
04/01/2016 16:34

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Hardly Irons
Great news. GTF can GTF though.

lmao gave me a little chuckle that did after the depression of having to go back to work 👏 Yes I'm easily pleased

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Wozza
04/01/2016 16:35

As above good news

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Hoots Mon
04/01/2016 17:40

I think it's basically putting a bit of good news[which it is] out before they slip in the bad bits which they know will enrage a lot of fans[probably me included].

Cynical,who me?


To think,I was on Brabin's side until those damned substitutions on Saturday then the Mangan saga.

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2 the moon
04/01/2016 17:52

Great news. A shining light in an another so far torrid season. Hope everyone doesn't start relying on him to much as we are still pants with him in or out of the side. But again great news

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TranmereFan
04/01/2016 19:25

Good signing i guess, doesnt always produce the goods, but does 50% of the time. Prefer him over a player that doesnt at least work hard, hes always totally out of steam by the end of the game and his shirt filthy, unlike the Stevi Daz (i mean Jennings)

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TT Admin
04/01/2016 19:35

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TranmereFan
Good signing i guess, doesnt always produce the goods, but does 50% of the time. Prefer him over a player that doesnt at least work hard, hes always totally out of steam by the end of the game and his shirt filthy, unlike the Stevi Daz (i mean Jennings)

Agree with this! He's not always consistent or productive but he tries hard and we'd be much worse off without him! Good news!

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Jack of all Trades
04/01/2016 20:24

Adam has potential to improve and his improvement since the beginning of the season is noticeable.

Agreed he can fade out of games in the second half but, like Saturday, usually after a couple of heavy tackles and no protection from the referees.

Confident of continued improvement so very good news.

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bigmart
04/01/2016 21:39

Happy with this, he has improved as the season has gone on lets hope it continues.

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