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Town have agreed a deal to sign goalkeeper Tomas Holy when his contract at current club Gillingham expires on June 30. Holy will join on a two-year contract with the club having an option for a third year.

Town goalkeeper Bartosz Bialkowski is once again the subject of interest from Birmingham City, who failed to buy him last summer but are now said to have launched a fresh bid to sign the Pole, according to a report in a national newspaper today.

Town have announced they are not taking the one-year options on Will Keane, Jordan Roberts and Danny Rowe’s contracts but with the door having been left open to possible future deals as football’s financial situation becomes clearer.

Town have taken up the one-year option on winger Gwion Edwards’s contract.

The sons of ex-Town players Richard Wright and Jason Dozzell will be following in their fathers’ footsteps when they join 10 other new scholars to kick off their own Portman Road careers in July.

Wales U21 international keeper Michael Crowe and New Zealand international forward Monty Patterson (pictured) are among the young players Town have announced have been offered new terms.

Town have confirmed that they have taken up the one-year option on midfielder Teddy Bishop’s contract. The Blues have exercised the similar options on the contracts of young keeper Harry Wright and winger Conor McKendry but French defender Chris Goteni will be moving on.

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Frontier’s Abi Howard surprised herself on Friday in a meet against Greenfield. Howard set a PR of 5 feet, 2 inches in the high jump, breaking her previous best by nearly two inches to finish with the top jump in the girls meet.“When I get to a meet,...

Town boss Paul Cook says he, owner Marcus Evans and general manager of football operations Lee ONeill have already started to discuss who will be offered new contracts with more than half of those with professional deals having their terms coming to an end this summer.