A creative midfielder who can pose a threat from both the left and the centre of the park, Westlake joined the Blues in July 2009.

His career began as a professional in 2002 with Ipswich Town. Ian went on to make 125 appearances - including 90 Championship starts - for the Tractor Boys, scoring 17 goals before joining Leeds United in a swap deal for the now Southampton defender Dan Harding plus a fee of £400,000.

He spent two seasons at Elland Road before brief loan spells at Brighton and Cheltenham, the latter of which was made into a permanent deal in January 2009, although he ended the season on-loan at Oldham because of the Robins' financial problems.

Since joining Wanderers on a two-year deal, Westlake has been severely hampered by injuries, making just nine appearances before having surgery on his ankle.

Since his return to fitness the 26-year-old has been used in an unfamiliar left- back role in pre-season as he looks to get his Chairboys career up and running.