Webster Back to Yeovil - Ipswich Town News
Academy defender Luke Webster is set for a second trial spell with Yeovil Town. Webster, who has been told he can leave the Blues at the end of the season, has already spent time with the Glovers and Southend United.
Webster played in Yeovil's reserve game against Cheltenham in mid-February, having initially impressed in the FA Youth Cup tie between Town and the Glovers at Huish Park earlier in the season.
Striker Darryl Knights and midfielder Martin Brittain are on loan with the Somerset club until the end of the season.
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