Wright Move Complete - Ipswich Town News

Ex-Town keeper Richard Wright has completed his move from Arsenal to Everton. Wright will cost the Toffees £3.5 million rising to £4.5 million on appearances.

Everton chief executive Michael Dunford said: "We're delighted that Richard has agreed to join.

"And when everything is complete, he will travel to Scotland to join up with the first team squad."

Wright made just 22 appearances at Arsenal after moving there from Town last summer.

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