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No Deal for Vales - Ipswich Town News

Spanish trialist Óscar Vales has left the club and will not be joining the Blues. The former Athletic Bilbao defender impressed boss Joe Royle during his week-long spell with Town but terms could not be agreed with his representatives.

Since Vales was with the club Town have taken Blackburn's Jay McEverley, a full-back or central defender, on a season-long loan.

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