Hailing from Bradford, Jackson has embarked on a captivating career journey, starting out with Guiseley and Bradford City in his youth before making his mark in non-league football. Rising through the ranks in a story reminiscent of a fairytale, he recently savored the taste of success by securing promotion to the Premier League with Ipswich. Along the way, he had a brief stint with Barnsley in the Championship, although he didn’t get a chance to showcase his skills on the pitch.
As his contract with Ipswich comes to an end this summer, the 30-year-old bid a poignant farewell, reflecting on his time with the club and expressing his pride in contributing to their remarkable journey from League One to the Premier League. Despite his imminent departure, he expressed deep gratitude towards his teammates and manager for their unwavering support.
Joining him in parting ways with the Tractor Boys is Dominic Ball, another key member of the team. In a heartfelt tribute, Ipswich boss Kieran McKenna acknowledged the valuable contributions of both players on and off the field, emphasizing the important roles they played in the club’s success and growth. He expressed confidence in their future endeavors and welcomed them back to the club with open arms whenever they choose to return.
