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English full-back Cameron Borthwick-Jackson has become the latest British player to move to the Ekstraklasa. The 26-year-old has signed a two-year contract with Śląsk Wrocław, with the option to extend for a further twelve months.

OFFICIAL: Former Manchester United Defender Cameron Borthwick-Jackson has joined Śląsk Wrocław after the conclusion of his contract at Burton Albion. pic.twitter.com/lXWD8VgEu3

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Borthwick-Jackson is a graduate of the Manchester United Academy, and made 14 appearances for the first team, including one in the Champions League.

Since his time at Old Trafford, the left-back has played much of his career in the lower leagues. Loan spells with Wolverhampton Wanderers, Scunthorpe United and Tranmere Rovers We’re followed by a permanent spell at Oldham Athletic.

The last two seasons have been spent at Midlands club Burton Albion, where Borthwick-Jackson has made over 70 appearances representing the Brewers.

“For me it is a very important event and a significant moment in my career. I am glad that I joined Śląsk, a big club. I wanted to try my hand at the top flight after playing in the lower leagues in England recently.”

Cameron Borthwick-Jackson, Śląsk Wrocław

The former England youth international joins compatriot Tom Hateley in the Polish top-flight, and will wear the number 3 shirt at the Tarczyński Arena.