Tranmere Rovers
Loran Released And Set For Vale
Tryone Leaves
By Quayle
January 4 2005
Tranmere have released out of favour centre back Tyrone Loran, who already has a club in his sights. The Dutchman spent December on loan at Port Vale. Vale manager Martin Foyle, has repeatedly said he'd like to keep him at the club.
Its appeared that Tyrone Loran has been released in order for him to be able to go to Port Vale on a permanent basis.
Port Vale, a club Loran was on loan for a month at, have already declared their interest in the Dutch centre back.
Vale manager Michael Foyle said "Tyrone wants to stay, but obviously we have to sort out one or two details. But he is a good kid. He is very quiet, he hasn't played much football and you can see him getting stronger and stronger and better.
The Valiants appear in pole position to sign the 23-year-old six-footer, although the player has made clear he is looking for more than a short-term deal.
We wish Tyrone all the best in finding a new club.
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