Ipswich striker, Liam Deap, will be available for £ 30 million this summer due to a descent launch clause, which will be activated when your club inevitably returns to the championship.
It is likely that the 22 -year -old will continue, with the interest of several parts of the Premier League after obtaining 12 goals in 33 games in all competitions in their first full season in the highest category.
Previously, multiple sources told BBC Sport that Delap was expected to be available for £ 40 million in the summer, with its previous Club Manchester City with a “repur” rate at that price.
However, Ipswich sources have since confirmed BBC Sport that the value of the release clause decreases by £ 10 million after the decrease.
The Suffolk club lost 2-1 in a key descent match against the Wolves last weekend, which has left 12 security points with only seven remaining games.
Manager Kieran McKenna accepted the descent “seems more than likely.”
Delap has delivered a series of impressive performances this season and its launch clause seems good value.
Paul Macdonald de FootballTransfers.com says that Ipswich spent “significantly” above the £ 6.5 million market value last summer, which was another city example “extracting maximum value for its excellent youth production line.”
He says that the £ 30 million liberation clause is suitable for the current market value of Deap given its lack of European and senior international experience and the fact that it has had a “break” season.
However, that is balanced against his age and a “premiere cousin for the English strikers.”
So what clubs could make a movement for him in the summer?
