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The German footballer Markus Neumayr moved from Eintracht Frankfurt to Manchester United’s youth team in 2003 at the age of 17.

Loanee right-back Danny Simpson has reportedly been told he can leave Manchester United, according to a tabloid report this morning. Simpson joined the Blues on loan in March and made seven starts and one sub appearance while at Portman Road.

Boss Jim Magilton says he is yet to speak to the Blues out-of-contract players regarding their futures. A report earlier today claimed that Dean Bowditch had been told he had been released but the claim appears premature, while suggestions that Spanish full-back Sito had been offered a new deal appear similarly presumptuous.

TWTD understands that Richard Wright and David Wright have been told that their Town contracts will not be renewed when they expire at the end of the season. Defender Pim Balkestein can also leave the club during the summer, while Jon Stead and loanee Liam Rosenior have been told they are not in Roy Keane’s plans for next season.

Newcastle United full-back Danny Simpson has revealed that he came within an hour of rejoining the Blues last summer before moving to St James’ Park. The former Manchester United man had previously been on loan at Portman Road in the 2007/08 season, making seven starts and one sub appearance.

Jordan Rhodes scored his first senior goal for Town after coming on as a half-time sub as the Blues drew 1-1 with Cardiff. Jim Magiltons men were again below par and had gone behind to a Gavin Rae goal. Late on, the Blues looked to have grabbed a winner but Danny Hayness effort was ruled out for a push by Tommy Miller.

Danny Simpson, 61, passed away on Monday, March 28, 2022 in Chattanooga, Tennessee.

Michael Josephson is one of the region’s most successful businessmen and philanthropists.

Jonny Evans reveals what it is like to play for Roy Keane and why he thinks the ex-Sunderland boss liked him so much.

Danny Simpson previously played with Claudio Ranieri’s Leicester team.