The 27-year-old has spent his whole career with the Lions, starting in the academy and progressing to the first squad where he has 166 appearances.

McNamara has had an injury-plagued season this year, playing only 577 minutes in the Championship across 16 outings. On Thursday evening, the defender posted a message on social media confirming the end of his 12-year career.

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The right-back is a popular personality at Millwall, as evidenced by remarks from both former and current teammates.

Tristan Crama, Camiel Neghli, Lukas Jensen, and Mihailo Ivanovic all described the defence as

‘legend’. Talisman Josh Coburn said, “What a legend, will be missed, mate.”

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Players who have recently left The Den also sent their best wishes. Zian Flemming, who has had a successful Premier League season with Burnley, posted a sequence of devastated emoticons.

Meanwhile, Crystal Palace’s Romain Esse showed he still loves Millwall by commenting ‘Dmac’ with a love emoji.

Femi Azeez, Bartosz Bialkowski, Aidomo Emakhu, Adam Mayor, and Max Crocombe all expressed their thanks for McNamara. Ryan Leonard accompanied the post with the song ‘It Must Be Love’ by Madness.

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Danny McNamara following the Millwall exit

McNamara signed a one-year contract extension with Millwall last summer, but he couldn’t play until late November owing to a severe knee injury.

After recovering from his injury, the defender helped the Lions secure a Championship play-off spot near the end of the season. McNamara was an unused replacement in both legs of the play-off semi-final against Hull City.

The Millwall star joined the club as a 15-year-old and earned his first professional contract in 2017, before moving on loan to Welling United, Dover Athletic, Havant & Waterlooville, Newport County, and St Johnstone.

He has been a regular in the first team since 2021, and he was an important player for Millwall throughout the 2022/23 season.

McNamara is now a free agent and will most likely look for a new project that will give him more playing time than Alex Neil was able to provide at The Den this season.