Foyo Joins Torquay on Loan - Ipswich Town News
Blues youngster Osman Foyo has joined National League South Torquay United on loan.
The 19-year-old, who featured for the Town first team in pre-season having joined the club after leaving Norwich in January, was handed his Gulls debut in this afternoon’s 2-0 defeat at Chelmsford City, who currently have his Blues U21s teammates Henry Gray, who kept a clean sheet on his debut for the Clarets, and Fin Barbrook, who scored the second goal, on loan.
"We welcome Osman – or ‘Ossie’ as we’re calling him at the moment – to our club. He comes well-recommended by Ipswich Town,” Gulls boss Gary Johnson said.
"We’ve confirmed that we think what Ipswich think, and we feel that he can play a big part in our quest for promotion.
"Ossie can play in two or three positions, either as a midfield player or a striker, so we look forward to the Yellow Army seeing him.”
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