Tuanzebe: Memorable Two Years, Thank You - Ipswich Town News

Exiting Town defender Axel Tuanzebe has thanked staff and fans for a memorable two years at the club after signing for Premier League new boys Burnley yesterday.

The 27-year-old DR Congo international penned a one-year deal with the Clarets having turned down a lucrative new contract at Portman Road.

Writing on Instagram, the former Manchester United man said: "Memorable two years. Thank you to all the staff and you fans. All the best, I’ll be watching and supporting from afar.”

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