Manager Darren Ferguson hails departing striker Johnson Clarke-Harris as ‘Incredible signing’

Peterborough United manager Darren Ferguson has lavished praise on departing striker Jonson Clarke-Harris following his final game for the club in Wednesday night's playoff draw against Oxford United.

Despite the disappointment of failing to advance to the League One playoff final for the second consecutive season, Ferguson hailed Clarke-Harris as an "incredible signing" for the club.

Reflecting on the match and the season as a whole, Ferguson expressed immense pride in his players and thanked them for their efforts throughout the campaign. He reserved special recognition for Clarke-Harris, acknowledging his significant contribution to the team during his four-year spell at London Road.

87 goals in 190 games

Clarke-Harris, who made his final appearance for Peterborough United as a substitute in the playoff draw, leaves the club after a successful tenure that saw him score 87 goals in 190 games. Despite facing challenges such as transfer speculation and contractual issues, Clarke-Harris remained a key figure for the team, finishing the season with 13 goals in all competitions.

Midfielder Hector Kyprianou echoed Ferguson's sentiments, praising Clarke-Harris for his leadership and performance on the pitch. The Cyprus international highlighted Clarke-Harris's professionalism and expressed the squad's appreciation for his contributions to the team.

While Clarke-Harris's departure marks the end of an era for Peterborough United, his impact on the club and his prolific goal-scoring record leave a lasting legacy. As he bids farewell to the club, Clarke-Harris leaves behind a legacy of success and gratitude from teammates and fans alike.