MAN United and Chelsea are aimed at Liam Delap in action for Ipswich against Man City (photo of Justin Setterfield/Getty Images)
The Ipswich Town attacker, Liam Delap, who scored ten goals from the Premier League this season, attracts the attention of the Premier League Manchester United and Chelsea Premier League giants.
With Ipswich in the face of the threat of relegating the first flight this season, it may be difficult to keep Delap in the club in the midst of the largest teams.
Both United and Chelsea are expected to explore the market for a new striker in the summer transfer window.
Their struggles against goals this season have been well documented and both Ruben Amorim and Enzo Maresca plan to invest money in a new striker.
Ex -head of Escolí Mick Brown has told the Informed of football That Ipswich could consider £ 40 million for the 22 -year -old attacker.
“It could be difficult for them to cling to it,” He told Football Insider.
“For these clubs that seek to sign a striker, it will be on their list.
“At the moment it is a” could be “,” could be “a player, but the clubs will watch and make a decision at the end of the season.
“He is playing the Premier League every week, but the question will be about whether he will play regularly if he moves away from Ipswich.
“Is it better than Rasmus Hojlund? If the answer is yes, what price do you pay for sway?
“Hojlund cost about £ 70 million, and to answer my own question, I think Delap is better, so I could end up being a huge quota.
“Interest in him is not a surprise and if Ipswich goes down, he will be considered an asset sold.
“I think they would seriously consider offers of 40 million pounds for him, especially if they are relegated.
“They could decide that they cannot afford to reject such offers, so that the £ 20 million they would do on him would make a long way to strengthening.”
Man United needs Liam Delap more than Chelsea
Ipswich signed the attacker for £ 20 million from Manchester City, so they would be more than happy to duplicate their money to the attacker in such a short time.
If they are relegated from the league this season, which is very likely, the financial tooth that will suffer could force them to consider the sales of some of their key players.
Delap is still experiencing the upper level and whoever signes it would risk the player.
However, with the money involved in the agreement, both teams would be more than happy to have an uneven opportunity.
Given the attack of the two teams, he believes that the striker is more necessary at Old Trafford than at Stamford Bridge, but the The Blues run the race to sign.
