Ipswich Town They agreed another signing in January for the manager Kieran McKennawith a move now imminent according to Fabrizio Romano.
Ipswich Town January signings so far
The Tractor Boys suffered their biggest ever defeat Premier League Last season, they lost 6-0 to Manchester City at Portman Road.
McKenna admitted that it was “painful” for his teamwho are now back to The relegation zone alongside fellow promoted Leicester City and Southampton.
“It was a painful game for us. We lost to a world-class team and they were very good for us. Things were positive in the early parts of the match, but after the first goal they reached a high level and their confidence was high – we couldn't find a replacement.” answer.
“They were fantastic and when that was the case the gap between us was so big during the day. Once they scored the first goal they played really well, our confidence dropped and they showed us a lot of promise individually.
“The players showed some good character in the last 25 minutes. In a difficult moment in the last 20 minutes they regrouped well. We had to take medicine and work hard to stop Manchester City.”
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Ipswich have made additions in the winter transfer window to give McKenna's side every chance of securing a second season in the Championship, with Ben Godfrey joining on loan from Atalanta and Jaden Villogen signing permanently from Aston Villa.
Talk after signing Philogene told Ipswich's official website: “I'm excited to be here and I know there are great players in the team. I just want to play as much as I can. As a player, I love dribbling, linking up plays and providing goals and assists. I'm looking forward to it.”
There were reports of this McKenna and Ipswich can make up to five signings This month, things should go as planned, and it appears that a third arrival has now been agreed upon.
Ipswich Town agree deal for Julio Enciso
Ipswich have been linked with the signing of Brighton & Hove Albion attacking midfielder Julio Enciso In recent days, the pace of movement has accelerated over the past 24 hours.
In an interview with X on Tuesday evening, transfer expert Romano revealed that Enciso to Ipswich is a “done deal” on loan until the end of the season, although there is no option to buy involved in the transfer.
The 20-year-old can play as an attacking midfielder, second striker or left winger, and has an estimated career value of €22 million. Transfer market.
A Paraguayan international named “privateIn the media, he made 57 appearances for Brighton, scoring five goals and providing six assists in all competitions.
He should provide a versatile attacking option for the remainder of the season, and if Enciso can repeat goals like the one he scored against Manchester City, Ipswich would have made a smart loan signing.