The President of Ipswich Town, Mark Ashton, has warned the suitors for strikers Liam Delap that the Boys tractor will not be “an easy -to -treat club” this summer.
22 -year -old Delap impressed Ipswich in the Premier League this season, getting ten goals and Attracting Interest of Chelsea and Manchester UnitedThat they both draw long throw lists in front of what seems to be a hectic summer.
Potentially complicating things is a purchase clause that has understood that old employers must have Manchester Citythey have been propelled to re -sign their former Academy for about 40 million £.
Ashton, however, diverted concerns about the loss of unevenness this summer, and even suggested that the details of the city’s purchase clause have been badly denounced.
“What I would say is that what has been reported is never a fact,” Ashton said East Angian Daily Times.
“I would be remembered to talk about any single player, you know I will say it. What I can say is that in January there was an interest in several players from various clubs at the Premier League. But the property was excellent. It was,” You don’t have to sell. “
“So look, we are not an easy -to -buy club, because we have such a strong property. Obviously, there is always a natural time when a player has to move. This is the cycle of life, it is the football cycle. But we are very, very well protected with all this.”
It was pressured to confirm the existence of a purchase clause for City, Ashton maintained the signature.
“No,” said Ipswich’s chief, as he emphasized that players would only sell according to club terms. “Look, it would be remembered for me.
“Everything I would say to the fans is that we hope that an element of trust with us has been built since we took care of us. We know what we do and we are fine, well protected.”
