Ipswich Town have announced their squad numbers for the forthcoming 2022/23 campaign - and there's been quite a reshuffle.
Keeper Christian Walton gets the No.1 shirt (having worn 28 last season). That became available following Tomas Holy's exit.
New left-back Leif Davis has been handed the No.3 shirt, with its previous wearer, Matt Penney, moving to No.20.
Captain Sam Morsy has got his hands on his preferred No.5 shirt. He wore 55 last season due to the fact previous recruit George Edmundson had already been allocated No.5.
Edmundson will now wear No.4, with Rekeem Harper moved to No.16.
New striker Freddie Ladapo has been handed the No.9 shirt, which was left vacant after Joe Pigott joined Portsmouth on loan, while Conor Chaplin is Town's new No.10 (taking over from James Norwood) having previously worn 21.
Marcus Harness, signed from Portsmouth, has got the No.11 shirt that was previously worn by Scott Fraser.
Other summer signings Dominic Ball, Tyreece John-Jules and Greg Leigh will wear 12, 14 and 21 respectively.
Janoi Donacien has stuck with the No.44, with the No.2 shirt remaining unassigned.
Squad numbers 18 and 43, worn by loanees Macauley Bonne and Bersant Celina last season, have also both been left vacant.
Suffolk superstar Ed Sheeran, Town's shirt sponsor, has once again been allocated the No.17 shirt.
IPSWICH TOWN SQUAD NUMBERS 2022/23
1 - Christian Walton
3 - Leif Davis
4 - George Edmundson
5 - Sam Morsy
6 - Luke Woolfenden
7 - Wes Burns
8 - Lee Evans
9 - Freddie Ladapo
10 - Conor Chaplin
11 - Marcus Harness
12 - Dominic Ball
14 - Tyreece John-Jules
15 - Cameron Burgess
16 - Rekeem Harper
17 - Ed Sheeran
19 - Kayden Jackson
20 - Matt Penney
21 - Greg Leigh
22 - Idris El Mizouni
23 - Sone Aluko
24 - Kane Vincent-Young
26 - Corrie Ndaba
29 - Kyle Edwards
30 - Cameron Humphreys
31 - Vaclav Hladky
32 - Nick Hayes
44 - Janoi Donacien
Comments: Our rules
We want our comments to be a lively and valuable part of our community - a place where readers can debate and engage with the most important local issues. The ability to comment on our stories is a privilege, not a right, however, and that privilege may be withdrawn if it is abused or misused.
Please report any comments that break our rules.
Read the rules here