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Halit to Return - Ipswich Town News

Swedish trialist Colo Halit has left the club after his most recent trial spell with the Academy. However, the IK Brage midfield player is likely to return to Town for what would be at least his third spell at Portman Road.

Halit, just 15, is one of the most highly-rated young players in Sweden and has also interested Manchester United and Spurs in the past. He has recently signed a deal at Brage, but did well in his latest spell here and remains in contact with Town.

Despite his youth he has already made his full debut in Sweden. In his recent spell here he played in two Academy matches.

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