EXCLUSIVE NEWS: Ipswich Town’s sensational attacking midfielder Jack Clarke has officially announced his decision to part ways with the club, declaring he “no longer wants to play for Ipswich Town anymore.” Reports confirm that both parties agreed to a mutual contract termination just 20 minutes ago, ending Clarke’s spell with the Championship side. The 23-year-old, who has been instrumental for Ipswich this season, was reportedly unsettled following a series of disagreements with the club’s management over his role and future direction.
Following his abrupt exit, reliable sources have confirmed that Clarke is set to join his boyhood favorites, Sunderland AFC, on a four-year contract. The move comes as a massive boost for the newly promoted Premier League side, who have been keen on strengthening their attacking options ahead of the new campaign. Sunderland’s management reportedly moved swiftly to secure Clarke’s signature after learning of his contract termination, finalizing personal terms in record time.
While the transfer fee remains undisclosed, insiders close to the deal describe it as a “smart and strategic” acquisition for Sunderland. Clarke’s arrival is expected to bring creativity, pace, and technical flair to the Black Cats’ frontline as they prepare for a tough Premier League return. Sunderland fans have already taken to social media to celebrate the reunion, with many hailing Clarke as the “missing piece” in their attacking setup.
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