Keeper Richard Wright could be set for a return to former club West Ham, having been released by the Blues at the end of the season. The former England keeper is in talks with the Hammers regarding a move back to Upton Park.
If terms are agreed, Wright is likely to reprise the role of regular sub keeper with the Londoners, a position he occupied during the 2007/08 season, aside from three Carling Cup appearances, despite speculation regarding Robert Green's West Ham future.
The 32-year-old moved back to Portman Road in the summer of 2008, but was considered surplus to requirements by Roy Keane with his Town deal up at the end of 2009/10. League One Charlton are also understood to be interested in the ex-England man.
Elsewhere, ex-Town defender Chris Swailes has joined Blue Square North side Blyth Spartans as player/assistant manager. The 40-year-old left Blue Square Premier club Gateshead at the end of 2009/10.
Meanwhile, former Blue John Peddelty is recovering in Addenbrooke's Hospital after collapsing while out on a golf course last week.
The 55-year-old central defender made 50 appearances for the Blues between 1973 and 1976, scoring seven goals, before moving on to Plymouth Argyle as part of the deal which saw Paul Mariner join Town.