New Deal for Sito - Ipswich Town News

TWTD understands that Town are already in talks to secure Spanish defender Sito on a longer contract. The former Racing Club Ferrol man signed a one-year deal in the summer after impressing while on trial.

The 25-year-old - real name Luis Castro RodrÃguez - has been one of the highlights of Town's season so far, reminding many fans of former Blue Mauricio Taricco and has established himself on the right side of the defence.

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