Ainsley Joins Lowestoft - Ipswich Town News

Released Blues defender Jack Ainsley has signed a two-year deal with Ryman League Premier Division Lowestoft Town.

The 22-year-old from Felixstowe joins his brother Stuart and a number of other former Town academy products at Crown Meadow.

Former England U17 international Ainsley, who ended last season on loan at Chelmsford, made five senior starts and three sub appearances for the Blues and also spent time on loan at Histon and Rushden and Diamonds.

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