Dan Neil Makes Emotional Sunderland Statement After Ipswich Town Transfer Confirmed
Dan Neil leaves Sunderland after 18 years to join Ipswich Town on loan seeking regular playtime as his contract nears end, with Ipswich third in the Championship.
- This month, Dan Neil joined Ipswich Town on loan until the end of the season, ending his 18-year association with Sunderland and coinciding with his contract expiry this summer.
- Struggling for minutes, Neil left Sunderland after a summer overhaul that included Granit Xhaka, playing just 13 league minutes this season and seeking regular game time.
- Having captained the side, Neil made over 200 appearances, scored 12 goals, added 20 assists, and featured in three Wembley victories.
- Ipswich have added Neil to boost their promotion push as the club sit third in the Championship, while The Black Cats said, `All associated with Sunderland AFC thank Dan for his immense contribution to our Club.`
- Ipswich and other clubs had been tracking Neil as West Ham lodged a formal �6million bid plus add-ons while Sunderland value him near �10million, with Rangers and German clubs interested.
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DAN NEIL JOINS IPSWICH
Boyhood Sunderland fan and two-time promotion winner Dan Neil has joined Ipswich Town on loan until the end of the season, which will bring him to the end of his current SAFC contract.Ipswich are third in the Championship as things stand and are pushing for automatic promotion, with Neil seen as a valuable addition for the run-in. At 24 years old Neil has plenty of experience with Sunderland, captaining the Lads to play-off glory last year, but …
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