Accrington Stanley defender Cameron Burgess becomes Ipswich Town's 15th summer signing
Ipswich Town have made their 15th signing of the summer, with Accrington Stanley defender Cameron Burgess becoming the latest player to join.
Burgess, who represents Australia internationally after switching allegiance from Scotland, has agreed a three-year deal after the two clubs negotiated an undisclosed fee.
The 25-year-won more aerial duals than any other defender in League One last season.
He's the third player to arrive at Portman Road in the last week, following in the footsteps of Kyle Edwards and Hayden Coulson.
Ipswich Town's 15 summer signings
Wes Burns (Fleetwood Town, undisclosed fee)
Lee Evans (Wigan Athletic, free transfer)
Rekeem Harper (West Brom, undisclosed fee)
Macauley Bonne (QPR, season-long loan)
Matt Penney (Sheffield Wednesday, free transfer)
Václav Hladký (Salford City, undisclosed fee)
Joe Pigott (AFC Wimbledon, free transfer)
Scott Fraser (MK Dons, undisclosed fee)
George Edmundson (Rangers, undisclosed fee)
Conor Chaplin (Barnsley, undisclosed fee)
Sone Aluko (Reading, free transfer)
Louis Barry (Aston Villa, season-long loan)
Kyle Edwards (West Brom, free transfer)
Hayden Coulson (Middlesbrough, season-long loan)
Cameron Burgess (Accrington Stanley, undisclosed fee)
“This is a really good step up for me so I’m just looking forward to working hard and getting started," Burgess said.
“This is a talented squad and I am excited to work with the group. I will work hard, roll my sleeves up and get stuck in.
“I saw there were more than 20,000 fans at Portman Road for the first game of the season, so I cannot wait to experience that myself.”
Boss Paul Cook added: “Cameron brings great balance and experience to the team.
“He’s another player at a really good age and it makes competition in the backline really strong."