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Defender Charlie Fleming has left Treaty United due to work commitments
TREATY United have been dealt a blow for the second half of the SSE Airtricity League First Division season with conformation of the departure of one of their key squad members.
Full-back Charlie Fleming has departed the club due to work commitments, it has been confirmed. Twenty four-year-old Fleming has been an integral part of Treaty's senior men's side, making 42 appearances for the club and providing four assists.
Highly-rated right-back Fleming previously played with Cobh Ramblers and Cork City before joining Treaty United.
The SSE Airtricity League First Division is now beginning its mid-season break with fifth-placed Treaty United resuming action away to Wexford FC on Friday, June 10.
Treaty United can confirm that Charlie Fleming has departed the club due to work commitments.
— Treaty United FC (@TreatyUnitedFC) May 28, 2022
Charlie has been an integral part of our Senior Men's side since the very beginning making 42 appearances with four assists.
Thank you for everything, @CharlieFleming4 pic.twitter.com/cnNdKNoVy5
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