Ipswich Town signs player from Reading FC
Ipswich Town have signed youngster Ayyuba Jambang from Reading.
Ipswich Town have signed Ayyuba Jambang from Reading for their reserve team, adding more depth to the team.
Jambang, an 18-year-old right-back, used to play for Norwich City and has yet to make a mark in professional football.
Although Jambang won’t be in the first team anytime soon, Ipswich Town sees potential in him and hopes he can improve in the future.
Ipswich Town have completed the signing of Ayyuba Jambang from Reading, with the defender set to join the reserves initially.
Ipswich Town completes the signing of Ayyuba Jambang
After 12 months with the Royals, Jambang is about to move and the player confirmed on Instagram that he has moved to Portman Road.
“I’m so glad I’ve finally been able to cross this line, when one chapter ends, another opens, I can’t wait to start.
Thank you to everyone at Reading Football Club this past year.
It’s no secret that the teenager has been on Ipswich’s radar, having appeared for Ipswich’s Under-21 side against Fleetwood last week.
As a result, the coaches had the opportunity to evaluate Jambang closely and they were clearly impressed with what he brought.
Will Ayyuba Jambang play for Kieran McKenna’s team?
It’s not surprising that he’s not a first-team signing at the moment.
With Ipswich flying high atop the Championship, competition is fierce for spots on McKenna’s team, and the boss will be pleased with the depth he has on his team.
However, the club is also eyeing the future and while the focus is on the senior team, so are the development teams.
For Jambang, this is an opportunity to join the U21 team and he hopes to make it to the first team in the coming years.
It remains to be seen whether the youngster will benefit from a loan to help him develop, but the immediate goal will be for Jambang to settle into his new club and show the staff at Portman Road.
what can you do.
Is he a good signing for Ipswich?
Only time will tell, but fans will be pleased to see the club still looking to improve its development and it is clearly a low-risk move.
So it will be interesting to see how Jambang’s career plays out and this is a great opportunity for a player from a big club with big ambitions.
Team Suffolk is currently a growing club and McKenna will be delighted with how they handle a return to the second division.
He will be aware that there are big challenges ahead, but the confidence and drive around Ipswich will make this a real challenge for any Championship team.
McKenna’s men will be back in action when they head to Hillsborough to face Sheffield on the Wednesday following the September 16 international break.
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