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Former Burnley midfielder Jack Cork has returned to the club in an academy coach/player role.
The 35-year-old left the Clarets at the end of last season after seven years at Turf Moor, having previously spent time on loan from Chelsea.
The one-time England international will now assist under-21s head coach Andy Farrell and occasionally feature for the team.
“I missed it when I was away for a month or so
Ipswich have agreed a deal to sign forward Jack Clarke from Sunderland for an initial fee of £15m, plus £5m in potential add-ons.
The 23-year-old, who has scored 27 goals in 94 appearances for the Black Cats since signing permanently from Tottenham, is set to have a medical with the Tractor Boys on Friday.
Clarke would become Ipswich boss Kieran McKenna’s 10th signing of the summer.
York-born Clarke climbed through
Blackburn Rovers have signed former Everton goalkeeper Jack Barrett on a free transfer.
The 22-year-old, released by the Toffees, has been on trial at Ewood Park, and has done enough to land a one-year contract.
He was included in the squad which faced Accrington Stanley in a pre-season friendly at the weekend.
Barrett made his professional debut in May, appearing for Cavalry FC in the Canadian Premier League while on
Instead, he has now signed for the EFL’s longest-serving manager, former Huddersfield boss Robins, who began his second spell in charge of the Sky Blues in March 2017.
“Jack is a talented player with great technical ability,” said Robins.
“He is adept at getting the ball and driving teams forward and creating opportunities. He is a young player who we are sure will be popular with our supporters.”
Rudoni added:
“Our aim from a long time ago was to try and get into the play-offs and when you look at some of the situations we’ve been in this season, we have to look at that as the first success along the journey,” Stacey told BBC Radio Norfolk.
“From where we came from to get to this position, we came through a really good period of form, so we have to