Fiorentina has officially confirmed the departure of Joseph Alfred Duncan, the Ghanaian midfielder, as his contract with the club comes to an end.
Joining Fiorentina in August 2020, Duncan, 31, played a pivotal role during his four-year tenure at the club.
The decision to part ways at the expiration of his contract reflects a mutual agreement between the player and the club, as Duncan now looks forward to exploring new opportunities in the upcoming summer transfer window.
During his time at Fiorentina, Duncan amassed a total of 126 appearances across various competitions, showcasing his versatility and impact on the pitch.
Last season alone, he contributed significantly with two goals and five assists in 41 games, underscoring his importance to the team’s dynamics.
Notably, Duncan played a crucial role in Fiorentina’s journey to the UEFA Europa Conference League final, where the club narrowly fell short against Olympiacos in a closely contested match.
Throughout his career in Italy, Duncan has left his mark with stints at prominent clubs including Inter Milan, Livorno, Sampdoria, Sassuolo, and Cagliari.
His experience and tactical acumen in midfield have earned him respect within the Italian football community, making him a valued asset wherever he has played.
On the international stage, Duncan has represented Ghana with distinction, earning 10 caps for the Black Stars since his debut in November 2012.
His contributions both domestically and internationally highlight his commitment and skill in the sport.
As Duncan prepares to embark on the next chapter of his career, clubs across Europe and beyond are likely to express interest in securing his services.
His departure from Fiorentina marks the end of an era at the club, while opening new opportunities for the midfielder to continue making an impact in professional football.
The announcement of Duncan’s departure from Fiorentina signals a period of transition for both the player and the club, with fans and football enthusiasts eagerly anticipating his next destination in the competitive world of European football.
