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Bournemouth’s retained list for the 2023-24 season marks a shift towards a younger, more dynamic squad. The standout player leaving is defender Lloyd Kelly, who had already made plans to leave on a free transfer despite Bournemouth’s efforts to re-sign him. Reports suggest Kelly may join Eddie Howe at Newcastle, where his versatility in defense will be missed.

Emiliano Marcondes and Jamal Lowe, both signed in 2021, had limited playing time in the Premier League and are likely to attract interest from Championship clubs. Ryan Fredericks, brought in for experience, has been plagued by injuries and did not play in over a year. Veteran goalkeeper Darren Randolph also departs after serving as third-choice without making an appearance, as the Cherries focus on developing younger talent like new signing Alex Paulsen.

Boss Andoni Iraola has favored a defensive partnership of Marcos Senesi and Illia Zabarnyi, which contributed to Kelly’s decision to move on. Despite the departures, the professionalism and commitment of these players were never in question, and they will likely find new opportunities to continue their careers. As Bournemouth looks ahead to the future, these changes mark a shift towards a team that is focused on youth and potential.

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