Wright Completes Move From West Ham - Ipswich Town News
Keeper Richard Wright has finally completed his move to the Blues, signing a two-year deal with an option for a third season. In March, TWTD was first to break the news that Town were again eyeing Wright when former keeper-coach Andy Rhodes was spotted watching West Ham's reserves.
A fee understood to be £500,000 had previously been agreed with the Hammers, Wright having undergone a medical with Town at the end of last week.
Wright will train with new goalkeeper-coach James Hollman, a colleague in Town's youth set-up in the mid-nineties, for the first time this afternoon having finally signed a deal back at his old club after last season's aborted move from Everton.
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