Sam Morsy, the captain of Ipswich Town, has extended his contract with the club through 2026.
The midfielder, who made the switch to the Tractor Boys from Middlesbrough in 2021, has netted 10 goals in 131 matches for the team.
Shortly after joining from the northeast, Morsy was appointed club captain and has played a significant role in Kieran McKenna’s team achieving consecutive promotions over the last two seasons.
“Entering my fourth season here, I take great pride in our remarkable success over the past two years, and I feel privileged to have been a part of it,” Morsy expressed.
“It’s fantastic to feel the commitment from the club and the manager during such an exhilarating time as we gear up for the greatest challenge yet.”
Ipswich’s ascent from the Championship last season marks their return to the Premier League for the first time since 2002.
“Sam’s leadership has been vital in cultivating a robust culture, which is the foundation for all that we do,” remarked McKenna.
“I know Sam is eager to rise to the challenge and showcase his abilities at the top tier of football.”
Ipswich will face Liverpool at home on 17 August as they kick off the 2024-25 Premier League season.
