Ipswich Town man could leave despite contract offer, reporter suggests

Goalkeeper Vaclav Hladky could leave Ipswich Town this summer, as reported by reporter Alan Nixon on his Patreon page.

With their recent promotion from the Championship, Ipswich Town is getting ready for life in the Premier League.

They improved along with Leicester City and Southampton, and they have a busy few months ahead of them as they try to add players. document.

As things stand, he is scheduled to become a free agency when his current deal expires at the end of the month. Journalist Nixon provided the most recent update on his circumstances on Pandora, stating that he “may leave” Portman Road in order to take on a new task somewhere.

Following his loan stint at Swansea City, Kieran McKenna’s team has been linked to a deal for Brighton & Hove Albion goalkeeper Carl Rushworth. They have also exercised their option on Christian Walton.

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McKenna’s playing style is well suited for Hladky, a keeper who can play out from the back. He may not, however, be certain of the top shirt in the top division for the upcoming campaign, which could be the reason he hasn’t yet signed an extension.

With his extensive experience and ability to play the style that Ipswich Town plays, he is a valuable asset to the team. 2019 saw Hladky relocate to the UK after being signed by St Mirren.

The 6ft 4in player played for FC Zbrojovka Brno and Slovan Liberec before moving to Scotland. Prior to being enticed to Salford City, he participated in 59 games for the Buddies. Then, before joining his current club, he played 53 games for the Ammies.