Ipswich Town We have received a permanent transfer offer for January to sell the player who Kieran McKenna He had previously called her “strong.”
Transfers and loans from Ipswich Town
The Tractor Boys have been active in the winter market, making Ben Godfrey the club's first signing of 2025. The former Norwich City defender joined on loan for the second half of the season from Italian side Atalanta and made his debut for the club against Bristol. Rovers in the FA Cup.
Next to come Portman's way will be winger Jaden Villeugen. Ipswich have agreed a permanent move to sign Philojean from Aston Villawho have since strengthened their attacking ranks with the arrival of Donyell Malen from Borussia Dortmund.
After Philogene, interest in Ipswich may be focused on the outings, with McKenna admits defender Harry Clarke could leave on loan Before the deadline.
“There's a possibility that Harry Clarke could go out on loan. Harry and I have had those conversations. He's an important player for us, a very good player. He suffered some injuries at the end of last season and had major surgery in the summer, so he's been out of football for a few years.” months.
“He's had some minutes now in the Premier League, some exposure. But of course, for his age, as a young defender, it's important that he gets minutes regularly for his development and his role at the club. If everything is in place in the team over the next week or two then From an availability point of view, there is a possibility that Harry could go out on loan to get some regular playing time, to continue his development.
“That's the only one, really. Other than that, the squad is very tight at the moment. Everyone has a really clear role in the team and I don't expect a lot of changes to that in the next couple of weeks.
One of the players already on loan is a centre-back George Edmondsonwhich is in Middlesbrough. There were reports of this Michael Carrick's side were plotting a permanent January move for the Ipswich manIt appears as if this offer has been made.
Middlesbrough make a standing offer to Ipswich Town for George Edmundson
According to Football Insider. Ipswich received and rejected a standing offer from Middlesbrough for Edmundson. The 27-year-old was a regular for Boro under Carrick, and reporter Stuart Watson provided further details about the offer that was made, claiming it was worth £350,000.
Edmundson's contract at Portman Road expires at the end of the season, and Ipswich appear open to selling for the right price, so it will be interesting if Boro return with an improved offer before the deadline.
McKenna has previously praised the defenderWho chose him to play against Liam Delap last season against Hull City, saying: “I just wanted to put George on tonight. We thought he's been training really well, played well in the cup competitions and I think his skills tonight against Liam Delap will be really important.
“There aren't many runners as strong as George, so we thought we'd pit him against one of the toughest runners in the league.”