The 26-year-old defender and the English sixth-tier campaigners are going their separate ways ahead of the winter transfer window
National League North side Bedford Town and German-born Ghanaian defender Festus Arthur have parted ways after mutually agreeing to terminate their existing contractual terms ahead of the opening of the January transfer market.
Having linked up with The Eagles in the summer of 2026, the former Hull City centre-back has now moved to truncate his stay at the New Eyrie Stadium as he sought to look for a fresh challenge elsewhere when the January transfer market is open.
Announcing the departure of the Ghana-prospect defender, the English non-league side have said across their social media platforms: ''The club can confirm that Festus Arthur has left the Eagles. We have agreed a mutual termination with the defender. Everyone at the Eyrie would like to wish Festus all the best for the future.''
Festus currently boasts of a rich curriculum vitae (CV) in plying his trade in the English lowly division contests following spells with Stockport County, Barrow AFC, FC Halifax Town, Southport FC, Chester FC, King's Lynn Town, and Kidderminster Harriers so far in his club career.
Given his Ghanaian heritage, the Hamburg-born native centre-half remains eligible to switch international allegiances from Germany or England to represent the Ghana national football team at the senior level on the international stage.
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