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BBC · Jun 22, 2017

Stewart Downing: Middlesbrough winger told he can leave by boss Garry Monk

Stewart Downing received the last of his 35 England caps in 2014Middlesbrough winger Stewart Downing has been told he is free to leave the club by manager Garry Monk, reports BBC Tees.

It is understood Monk, who was appointed manager on 9 June, has informed Downing he is not in his plans for the coming Championship season.

Downing, 32, has made 249 appearances for the club over two spells and scored two goals in 34 appearances in 2016-17.

The ex-England international re-joined Boro from West Ham in 2015 for £7m.

Downing still has two years left to run on the four-year contract he signed when he returned to his boyhood club two years ago.

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