Former Gor Mahia talismanic striker Meddie Kagere is one of the three players who have parted ways with Tanzanian giants Spiba Sports Club.

According to Tanzanian media reports, Simba confirmed the release of the trio who were integral in their success of the team in the past two seasons.

Kagere, who won the golden boot in two successive seasons, was an indispensable member of the Tanzanian Premier League champions.

The club also said they had reached an agreement to release Ugandan holding midfielder Tadeo Lwanga and Congolese striker Chris Mugalu.

“The leadership of the Simba club has reached an agreement to terminate the contract with three of our players, Medie Kagere, Chris Mugalu and Taddeo Lwanga,” reads the statement.

The statement added:  “After negotiations with the players, we have finally reached an agreement to terminate the contract based on mutual interests.

The three players now join other senior team players such as Larry Bwalya who was sold, Pascal Wawa who was released and Bernard Morrison.