Official: Ipswich Town star has penned down a new improved three-year contract

Vaclav Hladky, the custodian for Ipswich Town, is expected to sign a new contract,

possibly for three years, according to reporter Alan Nixon.

Last season, Ipswich Town achieved promotion from League One, thanks in large part to custodian Christian Walton’s performances.

However, an injury allowed Czech shot-stopper Hladky to join the team, and he has not lost his starting spot since.

He has 14 clean sheets in 43 Championship games, but his talent on the ball has also made him an important player.

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The 33-year-old’s contract expires this summer, but after such an impressive season, a new agreement is being considered.

Long-term deal is feasible.

and reporter Alan Nixon writes on his Patreon that he could be granted a three-year term.

That would keep Hladky on board until the summer of 2027, when he will be 36.

According to reports, the contract may be too tempting to pass up,

potentially sending former first-round pick Walton out of the door in quest of a return to starting football.

A well-deserved contract for Hladky.

Few expected Hladky to be so vital this season.

In reality, many would have expected Walton to retake his Ipswich Town starting berth once he regained fitness,

while the former Salford City player would return to his backup role.

However, Hladky prospered in Walton’s absence, and he has since established himself as a reliable starter.

He’s important in possession and has been active between the posts, looking like the ideal ‘keeper for this Ipswich team.

The outcome of his contract situation remains to be seen, but Hladky is clearly deserving of a new term with Ipswich Town.

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