Wycombe Wanderers captain Joe Jacobson has signed a new one-year contract extension with the club.

The 36-year-old left-back triggered the improved deal after reaching playing a certain amount of games for the Chairboys this season.

This now means the Welshman will receive a testimonial which is due to be played in the summer of 2024 – 10 years after he initially joined the club.

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He said: “Fortunately, I have triggered something in my contract so I’m here next season.

“I’ve spoken to the owners over the past few days and I’ve managed to be given a testimonial.

“The last one I played in was the gaffer’s when I first joined and it was an amazing occasion.

“When I signed here at the age of 27, not once did I contemplate anything like that.

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“It’s been amazing for me and I’m looking forward to seeing where we’re at next season, and hopefully that will be in the Championship.”

Since joining Wycombe on a free transfer from Shrewsbury Town, Jacobson has played 380 times for the club and has scored 44 goals.