20-08-2022, 08:35
Corrie Ndaba in action for Ipswich Town
Ipswich have an option to recall Corrie Ndaba in January
Burton Albion have signed defender Corrie Ndaba on a season-long loan from League One rivals Ipswich Town.
The 22-year-old moves to the Pirelli Stadium after signing a new three-year deal with Ipswich last month.
Ndaba spent last season on loan with Salford in League Two, featured 31 times for the club.
"He's a defender that fits the criteria - he'll fit in like a house for us," Burton boss Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink told the club website.
Ndaba will play League One football for the first time with the Brewers, with his five first-team appearances for Ipswich all coming in cup competitions.
The former Republic of Ireland Under-18 international, who spent the first half of 2021 on loan at Scottish side Ayr United, said Dutch boss Hasselbaink convinced him to choose the Brewers over a number of other interested clubs.
"When I spoke to the gaffer here, it just felt right," Ndaba said.
"What he expects from a player and a person corresponds with me as a person."
Burton's 1-0 defeat by Ndaba's parent club Ipswich on Tuesday left the Brewers bottom of the table with just one point from four games.
Ipswich have an option to recall Corrie Ndaba in January
Burton Albion have signed defender Corrie Ndaba on a season-long loan from League One rivals Ipswich Town.
The 22-year-old moves to the Pirelli Stadium after signing a new three-year deal with Ipswich last month.
Ndaba spent last season on loan with Salford in League Two, featured 31 times for the club.
"He's a defender that fits the criteria - he'll fit in like a house for us," Burton boss Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink told the club website.
Ndaba will play League One football for the first time with the Brewers, with his five first-team appearances for Ipswich all coming in cup competitions.
The former Republic of Ireland Under-18 international, who spent the first half of 2021 on loan at Scottish side Ayr United, said Dutch boss Hasselbaink convinced him to choose the Brewers over a number of other interested clubs.
"When I spoke to the gaffer here, it just felt right," Ndaba said.
"What he expects from a player and a person corresponds with me as a person."
Burton's 1-0 defeat by Ndaba's parent club Ipswich on Tuesday left the Brewers bottom of the table with just one point from four games.
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