South Africa midfielder Jamie Webber has officially parted ways with USL Championship outfit FC Tulsa, after two seasons.
Webber, 28, joined Tulsa from Sekhukhune United in March 2025 and is now a free agent with his current contract set to run out at the end of this month.
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During his stay with Tulsa, Webber recorded eight goals with 12 assists in 66 appearances and will now be looking to map out the next chapter of his promising career.
Webber confirmed his departure through a lengthy Instagram post on Tuesday morning.
FC Tulsa ❤️
Wow. Words really cannot describe how grateful I am to have been part of this club. From the fans to the staff, coaches and everyone behind the scenes, these past two years have been truly special.
I leave with absolutely no regrets. I’ve learned so much, grown tremendously as a player and, even more importantly, grown as a person.
My first experience living in America was nothing like what I had imagined or what I had seen on social media before arriving. It taught me so much about life, people and myself.
Travel really is life’s greatest teacher. It takes you out of your comfort zone, introduces you to incredible people and leaves you with memories and lessons that you’ll carry forever.
To everyone at the club, thank you. From the backroom staff to the coaches, trainers and everyone who works tirelessly behind the scenes. I feel incredibly fortunate to have worked alongside some of the most wonderful people I’ve encountered throughout my career. Your kindness, support and dedication will never go unnoticed.
And to the fans, THANK YOU. Thank you for standing behind us, for showing up week after week and for always being our 12th man. Whether at home or travelling countless hours to support us at away games, your commitment and love never went unnoticed.
It was a real privilege to help bring you some special moments, especially last season when we went on to win the Western Conference. Although we fell short of our ultimate goal, you never stopped believing, and you never stopped showing up. That means more than you know.
Before coming here, I honestly didn’t realise just how much love there was for football (soccer) in America. But I got to experience it firsthand, and for that, I’ll always be grateful.
Tulsa, thank you for the memories, the lessons, the friendships and the love. I’ll carry a little piece of this place with me wherever football takes me next.
This isn’t a goodbye forever. Just a goodbye for now. ❤️
Thank you.