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Carr Makes Ebbsfleet Loan Move - Ipswich Town News

U21s midfielder Ryan Carr has joined National League Ebbsfleet on loan until the end of the season.

The 20-year-old was with Gateshead on loan during the first half of the campaign but featured only three times for the Heed, one two-minute sub appearance in the National League in September and one start and one game from the bench in the National League Cup.

Carr, who has played a part in the Blues’ first-team pre-season for the last couple of summers, was back playing with Town’s U21s early in December a month prior to the official end of his spell.

The midfielder joined the Blues from Carlisle in January 2023 having made one senior appearance for the Cumbrians.

Carr was on the bench for Fleet this afternoon as they drew 1-1 at Woking, for whom Town central defender Jacob Mazionis made his second start.

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