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    Ipswich Town submit training ground improvement plan

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    A CGI rendering of what Playford Road's new entrance might look like. There is a path leading to the gates with bushes and trees stretching along the path. At the end of the path farthest from the entrance is a gray sign that says: "Ipswich Town Football Club"It has the club crest on it. The coat of arms features a Suffolk Punch horse with its hoof on a football.

    Ipswich Town’s training ground is located at Playford Road in the east of the city (Ipswich Town FC)

    Ipswich Town Football Club has submitted plans to expand its training centre.

    The Premier League club said the redevelopment of its Playford Road ground would include the creation of a “state-of-the-art” first team building.

    New areas included in the plans included a hydrotherapy centre, a modernized gym and rehabilitation areas for players.

    Work is expected to start in 2025 and be completed the following year ahead of the 2026/27 season.

    CGI rendering of the new building. It is two stories and brown and has windows along its entire length. In the foreground is a football field on which two players are standing. The sky is blue with a few clouds.CGI rendering of the new building. It is two stories and brown and has windows along its entire length. In the foreground is a football field on which two players are standing. The sky is blue with a few clouds.

    Club plans to spend “millions of pounds” on training facilities (Ipswich Town FC)

    The club said the existing main building at the center would be expanded and refurbished and subsequently used by the academy and women’s sides.

    A new entry point for players, staff and visitors will be created, as well as extra food court and parking.

    I’m talking in September 2023The club’s general manager, Mark Ashton, said a “more professional environment” was needed.

    “We need to spend multi-million pounds on facilities at the training ground to get us up to speed,” he said.

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