DONE DEAL: Ipswich confident they will sign incredible England youth star this week

After securing promotion to the Premier League last season, Ipswich Town are looking to use the summer window to build a squad capable of competing with the big boys.

McKenna looks to build top flight ready team

Following their exceptional second-placed finish in the Championship last season, the Tractor Boys are now making sure that their team is ready to stave off relegation in the next campaign.

Ipswich’s recent retained list saw a number of out of favour players shown the door at Portman Road in order to make room for new signings.

Ipswich Town retained list 2023/24
Leaving the club at contract expiry Returning to parent club after loan
Sone Aluko Omari Hutchinson
Panutche Camara Jeremy Sarmiento
Nick Hayes Kieffer Moore
Kayden Jackson Lewis Travis
Dominic Ball Brandon Williams

 

In regard to incomings at Ipswich the most recent rumours have linked the Tractor Boys with moves for new defenders. Hull City’s Jacob Greaves has long been a target for McKenna with the Tigers’ vice-captain also attracting interest from numerous Premier League clubs.

Joining Greaves on Ipswich’s shopping list is West Ham full back Ben Johnson. The 24-year-old has rejected multiple contract offers from the Hammers as he looks set to become a free agent this summer.

With shoring up their defence clearly a priority for Ipswich this summer, the club now look close to signing a highly rated shot stopper from a fellow Premier League outfit.

Ipswich set to complete deal for goalkeeper this week

As first reported by HITC, Ipswich Town are confident of getting deal done for Carl Rushworth this week. The 22-year-old is currently on the books at Brighton & Hove Albion, who are seemingly eager to move the Englishman on this summer.

The outlet understands that the one time England under 21 player is the Tractor Boys’ number one target between the sticks as they look to sign a goalkeeper that they think is ready to compete in the Premier League.

Swans’ league games, keeping ten clean sheets in the process. The 22-year-old’s performances in South Wales saw him earn significant praise from manager Luke Williams who waxed lyrical about the keeper back in February, telling the press: “Rushy is incredible – I think he is going to be a top keeper

“I think he is going to be with us next season of course, but after that he is going to go on and be a top Premier League keeper I am sure because of the quality he has but also the personality he has to go with it.”

 

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