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The former young man of Liverpool, Jordon Ibe, has completed a movement to the city of seventh level of Hungerford, less than a decade after leaving the reds.
The 29 -year -old moved to Anfield from Wycombe Wanders in 2011 and was promoted as a star of the future. He then made 58 appearances and scored four goals before going to Bournemouth in 2016 for a £ 15 million rate in the club.
Unfortunately, with cherries, IBE was not much better and, hindered by mental health problems, it quickly fell on the English football staircase.
Last season, he was released by the Ebbsfleet United National League team before a brief spell with Hayes and Yeading, where he scored once every 10 appearances.
Hungerford Town, who plays in the Southern Football League, which together with the Istmic League and the Northern Premier League are formed by levels seven and eight of the Soccer League system, have given IBE another opportunity to show their qualities.
And the former international of England under 21 years of age has insisted that it is time to 'fasten the bulque' and act.
Jordon Ibe made 58 appearances for Liverpool after signing as a young Wycombe Wanderers
The end was signed by Bournemouth in 2016 for a transfer rate of £ 15 million in the club.
IBE has also had spells with Wayne Rooney Derby Count
“It is an honor for the city of Hungerford for welcoming me and believing in my dream,” he said. 'It's time to fasten my belt and show the ability I still have. With hard work, you can take you anywhere.
In addition to his periods in the highest category, IBE had loan spells with Birmingham City Ad Derby Country before moving to Pride Park permanently in 2020. The striker also spent a short time in Turkey with Comanaspor.
It joins a Hungerford team are found in 15 of 22 in a tight division: 13 points outside the play-offs, but only two of the places of descent.
Manager Danny Robinson said: 'I am absolutely delighted to welcome Jordon to Bulpit Lane. Jordon comes to us with a massive pedigree and great experience.
'For his own admission, he wants to return and we will do everything possible to smile and enjoy his football. A serious talent that we all hope to see in a hunger shirt. Welcome Jordon!
IBE could debut at their new club on Saturday when the Crusaders welcome Havant and Waterlooville to Berkshire.