Danny Haynes has insisted that he wants to remain an Ipswich player despite recent interest from Premiership clubs, and has more goals against Norwich in his sights.
The young striker was released from Charlton four years ago, but claims that made him into a better player and determined to make it at Portman Road.
Haynes said: ‘Being shown the door by Charlton has made me a stronger person, a more determined one. I love to prove people wrong, and this has been my goal since I left The Valley.’
The FA Youth Cup winner is one appearance away from making it a century at Portman Road and is confident that this is his, and the club’s year: ‘This is going to be my big year. We were not far off last season when I set my goal on scoring double figures. That did not happen, but I am determined to make sure it does this time around.
“There are rumours, and there always will be in football, but there is nothing concrete and all my thoughts are centred on lifting Ipswich Town up into the trop flight.
“I can’t wait to get started and helping Ipswich gain promotion and scoring a couple more goals against Norwich.”
