Sheringham Signs - Ipswich Town News

Striker Charlie Sheringham has been given a year's contract with the club. Sheringham, son of West Ham striker Teddy, has been on a short-term deal with the Blues and has done enough during that time to impress Town's management.

The 17-year-old, released by Spurs last summer, was a regular member of the FA Youth Cup-winning squad.

Charlie's father looks unlikely to play for the Hammers in either leg of the play-off semi-final due to a torn hamstring.

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