Sbarra among 10 released by Solihull
Joe Sbarra spent five years with Solihull after initially arriving on loan from Burton
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Midfielder Joe Sbarra is among 10 Solihull Moors players to be released by the National League club.
The 25-year-old returned to action in December after a heart issue over the summer and helped Solihull reach the promotion play-off final at Wembley.
He scored the first of their two equalisers against Bromley but they were eventually beaten on penalties.
A week later Sbarra started against Gateshead in the FA Trophy final, which Solihull also lost on penalties.
Solihull reserved "special thanks" for the midfielder as he was released alongside Richard Stearman, Max Brogan, Jack Myatt, Harry Chesterton, Luke Carsley, Finn Barker, Leo Wood, Taylor Eades and Ashton DeMulder.
Meanwhile, the trio of Mark Beck, Gus Mafuta and Connor Hall have been transfer-listed.
The club is in talks about extending the stays of Callum Maycock, Joss Labadie, Jamey Osborne, Finn Howell, Max Martin, Kian Ryley, Joel Shambrook, Aaron Flahavan, Morgan Owen and Tyler Bruck.