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Tuesday 28 June 2011 09:09, UK
Image:Priskin: At centre of dispute between Swansea and Ipswich
Swansea have revealed they have resolved their differences with Ipswich over Tamas Priskin's loan move.
Duo resolves differences over loan move
Swansea City have revealed they have resolved their differences with Ipswich Town over Tamas Priskin's loan move.
Ipswich had called for a transfer ban to be placed on the Premier League new boys over Priskin's loan spell at the Liberty Stadium last season.
Town alleged Swansea owed them money from the loan deal, but the Welsh club denied any wrongdoing.
Priskin, who made four substitute appearances during his time at Swansea, saw his loan spell cut short by injury
Both clubs held talks over the issue over the weekend and Swans chairman Huw Jenkins has confirmed they have now agreed a resolution.
"We have sorted out the issues concerning Tamas' loan deal with Ipswich - both parties are happy with the agreement," confirmed Jenkins.
"I'd like to reiterate that we have a good ongoing relationship with Ipswich Town, and wish them well for the new campaign."
