Wes Burns has left Ipswich Town after five years, departing Portman Road as one of the club's most beloved modern-day figures, according to BBC News.
The Welsh winger was the very first signing made following Gamechanger 20's takeover of the club back in April 2021, and he repaid that early faith emphatically, becoming a key figure through Ipswich's rise up the divisions.
Burns' Town career included back-to-back promotions as the club climbed from League One into the Premier League, cementing his status as a fan favourite during a golden era for the East Anglian outfit. His energy and consistency on the flank made him a mainstay of the side throughout that remarkable ascent.
While the report doesn't detail his next destination, it confirms his exit brings to a close a hugely significant chapter for both player and club. BBC News notes Burns leaves as a genuine club legend, having played a defining role in one of English football's most memorable recent rise-through-the-ranks stories.