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Swindon Town look after number one as Connor Ripley signs new contract... but what other business is still to be done?

Ian Holloway wants a thinned-out 24-man first-team squad for next season. With Ripley's signature, Swindon now have a senior group of 17 confirmed for 2025/26.

06.06.25, 19:00 6 Min Read

by Sam MorsheadEditor

Ian Holloway has secured a major piece of his Swindon Town puzzle for next season, with Connor Ripley signing a new contract in Wiltshire.

Goalkeeper Ripley has followed Paul Glatzel and put pen to paper on a two-year extension at the County Ground.

The 32-year-old arrived on a short-term contract in January, following his release by Port Vale.

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