Ashley Young will join the Ipswich championship club, Talksport understands.
Young, who was published by Everton at the end of last season, was in discussions about a return to his former club Watford.
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However, the hornets were assessed from every deal due to the wage requirements of the 40-year-old.
Watford was also interested in making the veteran their captain for the upcoming campaign.
Young made his debut for his childhood in the championship in 2003 and played 110 times for the club before he came to Aston Villa for £ 8 million in 2007.
It will be the first time that Young has been playing in the second stage of English football for almost 20 years.
After winning the Hornets in the Premier League in 2006, he made 485 top appearances.
These games were also taken over in Manchester United and the Toffees on spells.
During his time at Old Trafford, Young won six trophies, including the Premier League.
In the meantime, in 2021 he was a title winner Serie A in Italy with Inter Milan.
A move to Ipswich makes Young to return to the Vicarage Road in the championship this season.
Your first meeting will take place on November 4th in the Portman Road.
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The tractor boys then travel to Hertfordshire on February 24th.
Young previously worked in his career with Ipswich boss Kieran McKenna.
The northern Irish spent five years at United before taking over the outfit of the East Anglian outfit.
After McKenna initially worked as a scout and under the age of 18, he was an assistant to Jose Mourinho, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and Ralf Rangnick between 2018 and 2021.
He hopes to secure an immediate return to the Premier League this season.
Ipswich was relegated to her first top campaign for 23 years after ending 16 points from security in the 19th century.
McKenna has already made three new obligations this summer.
Dutch midfielder Azor Matusiwa has entered the free transfers of goalkeeper David Button and the Center-Back back Cedric Kipre.