James and Weimann among Bristol City departures
Matty James came up through Manchester United's academy and was capped at youth level by England
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Bristol City have released midfielder Matty James after three seasons at the Championship club.
The former Leicester City player, 32, scored four goals in 116 appearances and joins senior players Andy King and Andreas Weimann in being released.
King is retiring after a 17-year career that saw him win the Premier League with Leicester City in 2016 while Austrian forward Weimann has spent the second half of this season on loan at West Bromwich Albion.
Nine players aged under 24 are also being released, including former Guernsey player Ben Acey.
"The players departing have all been fantastic servants to this club," said manager Liam Manning.
“They are all top professionals and have all made their mark at Bristol City. I wish them the very best for their future.”