ED SHEERAN was joined by Ipswich players as the Tractor Boys continued their celebrations after reaching the Premier League.
Kieran McKenna’s team secured back-to-back promotions on the final day of the Championship season, avoiding the play-offs.
After performing in Miami and appearing at the Met Gala, Ed Sheeran invited the Ipswich players to a night outX/EDSHEERAN
The singer was surrounded by Ipswich players as they sang about “Super Kieran McKenna”
Conor Chaplin (left) demanded to be given the mic at the end of the videoX/EDSHEERAN
In the video, Sheeran plays his guitar as the players join him in singing songs such as “We’ve got Super Kieran McKenna.”
Everyone continues to jump up and dance, celebrating this momentous occasion.
Sheeran, who is the club’s shirt sponsor, has prominently shown his support to his boyhood club throughout the season.
In October, he joined the celebrations in the changing room after a huge win against Hull City.
The singer was unable to watch the final-day victory at Portman Road because he was scheduled to perform at the Miami Grand Prix.
But that did not stop him from joining in the celebrations when he returned back home.
The official Ed Sheeran account posted on X: “Ed and Ipswich Town players last night…
“Celebrating their Premier League promotion .”
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Kieran McKenna had arrived at Portman Road in December 2021 with the club in mid-table but managed to turn things round to gain automatic promotion.
And despite expectations of a relegation scrap this season, the club repeated their success and secured promotion to the Premier League.
Ed Sheeran has been seen at Portman Road on a number of occasions but was unable to come to the final game of the seasonREUTERS
Ipswich celebrated their promotion with an open-top bus paradeREUTERS
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