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IPSWICH GLEE FOR TRISTAN

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The LeaguePaper Team
12 November 2017

CHAMPIONSHIP

YOUNGSTER Tristan Nydam is over the moon to have secured his longterm future with Ipswich. The 18-year-old midfielder, who was born in Zimbabwe but has represented England at U19 level, has broken into Mick McCarthy’s firstteam plans at Portman Road this term, making 13 appearances to date. He’s signed a new deal that keeps him at Ipswich until the summer of 2021. “I’m absolutely buzzing. I’ve been at the club since I was nine and to sign a contract extension is great for me, and shows the hard work is paying off,” said Nydam. “I have t...

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