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David McGoldrick to follow Luke Hyam out of Ipswich Town exit door
It looks like David McGoldrick will be leaving Ipswich Town in the summer. Picture: STEVE WALLER - Credit: Picture: Steve Waller
Striker David McGoldrick looks set to leave Ipswich Town this summer.
The silky striker, who has long battled injury problems, is out of contract with the Blues and looks set to move on.
No new deal has been offered to the 30-year-old as yet, though it’s understood that there have been negotiations.
If confirmed, the Republic of Ireland striker will follow Luke Hyam out of the door - the combative midfielder revealing on Instagram earlier that he is departing Portman Road.
- MORE: Luke Hyam reveals he’s leaving Ipswich Town
At his best, McGoldrick was one of the elite players in the Championship, once attracting a £7m bid from Premier League Leicester City, which was rejected by Town owner Marcus Evans back in August 2014.
But sadly the Blues haven’t seen much of him at his best in recent seasons as he’s battled various injuries.
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Indeed, having started this season in good form and netting eight goals, his campaign was ended by a groin injury in February.
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In total, McGoldrick has bagged 45 goals in 126 starts and 33 sub appearances, having joined Town in January 2013 from Nottingham Forest.