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| Aaron Amadi-Holloway has left Edgar Street |
Primarily a striker when he signed, Amadi-Holloway put in solid performances as a central defender in Josh Gowling's side.
But Paul Caddis said Amadi-Holloway made it clear he would like to leave, "primarily due to non-footballing reasons".
Praising him as a top professional, he told the club's website: "I have always said I will not stand in a player’s way if they do not want to be a part of our positive rebuild moving forward and I have kept my word with Aaron in this case.”
Hereford FC chairman Chris Ammonds said there had been "significant changes" at the football club since Amadi-Holloway signed.
Those changes include a new manager, chairman, training schedule and playing squad.
Ammonds said "it was eventually decided that it would be in the best interests of all parties to reach an agreement to cancel Aaron’s contract".
Both wished the player the best for the future.
The full article, including more from Caddis and Ammonds, can be read here.
The 30-year-old, who has turned out for several Football League clubs, made 40 appearances for the Bulls last season, scoring four goals.