Ipswich Town’s promising young midfielder, Tobi Okunowo, has completed a move to National League South side Braintree Town on loan for the remainder of the season.

The deal marks a significant step in Okunowo’s development as he gains invaluable first-team experience at a competitive level.

Okunowo, who is known for his dynamic playmaking abilities and impressive work rate, has been a regular feature in Ipswich’s U21 side. His performances have caught the eye of several lower-league clubs, and Braintree Town’s manager has moved quickly to secure his services.

The 20-year-old midfielder will now be looking to establish himself at Braintree and contribute to their push up the National League South table. For Ipswich, the loan move represents a key opportunity for Okunowo to get regular match action, helping him develop his skills and adapt to the demands of senior football.

Tobi Okunowo’s versatility in midfield is seen as a major asset. His ability to break up play, coupled with his passing range and vision, make him an exciting prospect for both club and country. His loan to Braintree provides him with a platform to showcase these qualities in a competitive environment.

Ipswich Town head coach Kieran McKenna has spoken highly of Okunowo’s potential, stating that the club believes the loan will be a vital part of his progression. “We are pleased to see Tobi get this opportunity to play regular football,” McKenna said. “We believe this move will help him continue to develop and return to us in the future as a more well-rounded player.”

Braintree Town will be hoping that Okunowo can bring an added dynamic to their midfield and help them push for promotion this season. With the player eager to make an impact, the move looks set to be a mutually beneficial one for both parties as they look to achieve their respective goals.

The loan deal will run until the end of the current season, and all eyes will now be on Okunowo as he embarks on this exciting new chapter of his career.