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Former Reims midfielder extends his stay at Ipswich Town
Former Reims midfielder extends his stay at Ipswich Town

Yahoo

time2 days ago

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Former Reims midfielder extends his stay at Ipswich Town

A former Stade de Reims midfielder from a few seasons ago will remain in England for the upcoming campaign. Jens Cajuste (25) will be back at Portman Road for the 2025-26 season after reigning Serie A champions SSC Napoli allowed him to return to Ipswich Town on loan. The Swedish midfielder had just one goal for Kieran McKenna's side domestically last season in a 4-2 defeat against Nottingham Forest back in March. That strike was voted the Premier League Goal of the Month. Cajuste played two seasons in Ligue 1 for Reims, scoring a combined five goals in 39 appearances in that competition. The Champagne club, who were relegated to Ligue 2 last season, signed him in January 2022 for a reported fee of €10m from Midtjylland in the Danish Super League. In August 2023, he moved from France to Serie A, signing a five-year contract at Napoli for a reported fee of €12m. He made 26 appearances for them in the 2023-24 Italian top-flight season. Ipswich were relegated to the Championship this season but are favourites to climb back up to the top flight alongside Southampton, who are managed by Will Still, who coached Cajuste in his final season at Reims. He was a part of the Sweden squad at Euro 2020, a tournament which was delayed by a year because of COVID. Cajuste has picked up a total of 25 caps for the Swedish senior squad and has yet to find the back of the net. GFFN | Joel Lefevre

Cajuste returns to Ipswich on loan
Cajuste returns to Ipswich on loan

BBC News

time3 days ago

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Cajuste returns to Ipswich on loan

Ipswich Town have re-signed Napoli midfielder Jens Cajuste on a season-long 25, has returned to Portman Road after spending the 2024-25 Premier League campaign on loan at the was part of the side relegated to the Championship and made 30 appearances in the top flight, starting 25 of those international Cajuste told the club's website: "From what I have seen the Championship is like war and one of the toughest leagues in the world, so that's a challenge I am really excited about." Cajuste scored one goal for Town in that Premier League campaign, against Nottingham Forest, and it was named the league's goal of the month for has 25 caps for Sweden and was part of their Euro 2020 squad."Being at the club last season was one of the best experiences of my professional career, especially in terms of camaraderie and team spirit, as well as working under an incredible manager who I have the highest level of respect for," he added. Kieran McKenna's side begin their Championship season with a trip to newly-promoted Birmingham City on Friday (20:00 BST).You can listen to full coverage of Birmingham v Ipswich with BBC Radio Suffolk on FM and DAB.

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