Former Super Eagles striker, Yakubu Aiyegbeni, has ended his contract with English championship side, Coventry City, after featuring for the side only thrice.
Yakubu, who also played for Middlesbrough and Portsmouth in England, signed for Coventry in February on a deal till the end of the season.
The club disclosed this in a statement published on its website on Wednesday.
It said the contract binding the Aiyegbeni to the club was terminated with immediate effect based on mutual agreement.
The statement reads: “The club can announce that former Everton striker, Yakubu has had his contract mutually terminated, with immediate effect.
“The 34-year initially joined on a deal until the end of the season in February.
“Yakubu made three appearances for the Sky Blues, before suffering a hamstring injury against Swindon Town.
“The club would like to wish Yakubu all the best for the future.”
Coventry won the EFL Trophy on Sunday, but they are rock bottom of the League One table and are bound for League Two next season.
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