Bloomfield to Wycombe - Ipswich Town News

TWTD understands that free transferred midfielder Matt Bloomfield will join Second Division Wycombe Wanderers this week.

The 19-year-old recently had a trial at Norwich City but wasn't keen on moving to the Canaries, where his brother Danny spent a short spell.

Bloomfield made his senior debut for Town in the Carling Cup match at Notts County earlier this season but was well down the pecking order and was offered a free transfer so he could play first team football.

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