Jamie Webber Breaks Silence After Confirming FC Tulsa Departure

South African midfielder Jamie Webber has brought his two-year journey with American side FC Tulsa to a close, officially becoming a free agent as he considers the next step in his professional football career.

The 28-year-old confirmed his departure on Tuesday morning through an emotional Instagram statement, reflecting on his time with the USL Championship club and expressing appreciation to everyone who contributed to his experience in the United States.

Webber moved to FC Tulsa from Sekhukhune United in March 2025 after deciding to pursue opportunities outside South Africa. Since arriving, he established himself as an important member of the squad, recording 66 appearances across all competitions. His contributions included eight goals and 12 assists, demonstrating his effectiveness in both attacking and creative situations.

His exit now leaves him free to negotiate with interested clubs. Although his next destination remains uncertain, he could consider staying in America, exploring another international opportunity or returning to the Premier Soccer League.

In his farewell message, Webber explained how much the experience had contributed to his development, both professionally and personally. He also acknowledged that moving to a different country exposed him to new challenges, relationships and lessons that changed his outlook on life.

“I leave with absolutely no regrets. I’ve learned so much, grown tremendously as a player and, even more importantly, grown as a person,” Webber wrote.

He also praised the club’s supporters for their dedication, particularly those who travelled considerable distances to attend away fixtures. One memorable achievement during his spell was helping FC Tulsa secure the Western Conference title last season, although the team ultimately failed to accomplish its bigger ambition.

Webber described representing the club as a privilege, highlighting the friendships and unforgettable memories he developed during his stay.

SA Midfielder Parts Ways With US Club