Fabrizio Romano: Ipswich Town has agreed to pay £20 million to bring in a new great player.

Ipswich Town has reached an agreement to recruit an intriguing attacker, and it appears that they will be adding to their roster once more this summer.

The Tractor Boys have had a busy summer as Kieran McKenna and the board have worked tirelessly to provide Ipswich with the best opportunity to win promotion back to the Premier League. They lost to Liverpool the previous weekend, and their performance against Manchester City this weekend might not improve much. Their campaign is off to a poor start.

Though they understand that beating teams like Liverpool and Manchester City won’t guarantee them a spot in the Premier League, McKenna and Ipswich will be eager to enjoy the journey.

News of the Ipswich transfer It is not surprising that Ipswich is making multiple changes to its playing roster in an effort to get ready for the upcoming season, considering that the team was in League One just two years prior. Although McKenna’s team has performed admirably in recent years, winning both League One and the Championship, the Ipswich manager is aware that his team will need to improve in both quality and experience if they hope to stay in the top division.

1. Set to sign Jack Clarke is Ipswich Town The dependable Fabrizio Romano reports that Ipswich has also reached an agreement to sign Jack Clarke, a winger for Sunderland. According to the Italian transfer expert, the transaction is currently in the “here we go” phase, with the sum estimated to be in the region of £20 million.