Midfielder Jay Emmanuel-Thomas has said he doesn’t know where he will be playing his football next year having been told that he is free to look for another club by manager Mick McCarthy, along with striker Michael Chopra. The duo have another year left on their Town contracts.
Emmanuel-Thomas tweeted that he has a decision to make, implying that there are already offers on the table: "Don't know where I will be next season #Choices. I will let all tweeps know when I have decided.”
Back in February, McCarthy revealed that he had turned down loan offers for both Emmanuel-Thomas and Chopra during the January window and it seems likely that other Championship sides will show interest during the summer. Now-promoted Hull City were one of the teams interested in Chopra during January.
Meanwhile, ex-Blue Tommy Miller, 34, has been released by Swindon, while Alan Lee has left Huddersfield Town at the end of his contract. Colchester United are understood to have shown interest in the 34-year-old Irish striker.
Elsewhere, former midfielder Matt Bloomfield has agreed a new one-year deal with Wycombe Wanderers. The new contract will take 29-year-old Bloomfield, who joined the Chairboys from Town on a free transfer in December 2003, into his 10th year at Adams Park and as a result he will be granted a testimonial.