West Bromwich Albion have brought Conor Townsend back to the Hawthorns, signing the left-back on a free transfer following his departure from Ipswich Town, according to BBC News.
Townsend, who previously spent time with the Baggies earlier in his career, returns to the club as a free agent after his Ipswich exit. The defender is well acquainted with life at the Championship club and will provide manager with added depth and experience at full-back heading into the new season.
While financial terms of the deal have not been disclosed, the move represents a shrewd bit of business for West Brom, who add a proven Championship performer to their ranks without any transfer fee involved.
Further details on contract length and Townsend's exact role within the squad are yet to be confirmed, but his homecoming marks another chapter in a career that has already featured a stint with the Baggies before his time at Portman Road.