Ipswich Town striker Kayden Jackson has tweeted a message to fans after it emerged that he was training with the club's U23 side following a series of disagreements with management.
We revealed yesterday that Jackson and Jon Nolan had been exiled from the Town first team in recent weeks - neither have played since the defeat by Sunderland on January 26, a game in which Jackson was sent off in the opening minutes.
He was linked with a move to Huddersfield late on transfer deadline day, but nothing materialised.
Jackson, who was Town's joint-leading scorer last season with 11 goals, has only netted once in 12 games this campaign.
The 26-year-old tweeted: "Seen talk of me training with the u23s due to transfers not materialising and me wanting out of Ipswich.
"I am a PROFESSIONAL football player and will always carry myself as such. Wherever I am, my desire to win and perform for my club will never be questioned."
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