Youngster Ronan Joins Mildenhall on Loan - Ipswich Town News
Academy second-year scholar Kian Ronan has joined Bostik League North Division Mildenhall Town on loan.
Ronan, 17, a Gibraltar U21 international, has featured at right-back for the Blues' U23s as well as the U18s this season.
Mildenhall boss Dean Greygoose told the Newmarket Journal: "A big thank-you to Ipswich for allowing Kian to come in to add some much-needed reinforcement ahead of Saturday. Kian can play in several positions and has looked good in training with us.”
Meanwhile, midfielder Conor McKendry’s loan at Lowestoft has ended. Manager Jamie Godbold said: "I’d like to thank Conor for his time given to Lowestoft and thank Ipswich for the loan. Conor was undoubtedly a talented individual and I wish him all the very best."
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