​The Tractor Girls revealed the latest development on their official club website this afternoon, detailing a new addition to their squad. The 25-year-old midfielder has completed a move to Ipswich Town after parting ways with Southampton just last month. Palmer has agreed to a three-year contract at Portman Road, marking a significant step in her professional career.
Palmer’s career highlights include winning Barclays WSL2 titles with former clubs Manchester United and Bristol City. Her journey in the second tier has also seen her represent Sheffield United and most recently Southampton, where she contributed 16 appearances and two goals in the previous Barclays WSL2 season. On the international stage, she has represented England at several youth levels, showcasing her ongoing potential and versatility on the field.
Reacting to the move, Palmer expressed her enthusiasm for joining Ipswich Town. “I’m really excited to be here at Ipswich,” she said. “After a few conversations with Sean [Burt] and David [Wright] and hearing about the plans in place, the decision was a no-brainer for me. I bring a wealth of experience to the group, having won the league twice in my career, and I can’t wait to start working with all my new teammates.”
Palmer’s arrival continues Ipswich Town’s busy and ambitious summer transfer window, as the club builds a competitive squad for the upcoming campaign. She becomes the fifth signing of the transfer window for Ipswich Town, underscoring the club’s commitment to strengthening the team and pushing for success in Barclays WSL2. Her experience and proven success in the league are expected to bolster the squad depth and bring leadership on and off the pitch as the season approaches. Fans and supporters will be keen to see how Palmer integrates with the group and what impact she can have as Ipswich Town aims to challenge for promotion and compete at the highest level of women’s football.