According to the most recent sources, Ipswich Town is still competitive in the race for promotion to the Premier League and has already started looking at new players ahead of the summer transfer window.
Before playing against Millwall on the road in mid-February, Kieran McKenna’s team had only won once in nine Championship games, which had dropped them out of the automatic promotion spots and down to fourth in the standings.
But the Tractor Boys have regained their momentum after winning 4-0 at The Den and then beating Swansea City and Rotherham United. They are now tied for second place with Leeds United, losing out only on goal differential.
one of three clubs receiving parachute payments after being relegated from the Premier League last season, has a genuine chance of reclaiming a top-two finish with some winnable games against teams like Bristol City, Plymouth Argyle, and Birmingham City coming up.
The East Anglian team has apparently discovered a budding star in Scotland and is already making plans for the summer. Bobby Wales, a young player from Kilmarnock, has been monitored by Ipswich while he is on loan at Alloa Athletic in the Scottish third division, according to the Daily Record.
However, the source claims that Leeds and Stoke City, two Championship teams, are vying with the promotion-hoping Alloa for the 18-year-old striker, who has only played in 18 games this season, but has already scored nine goals and provided three assists. Moreover, FootballTransfers estimates his market value to be between £170,000 and £250,000.
Writer’s View
With the exception of Daniel Armstrong, Wales has been dominating Scottish League One and has contributed more goals this season while on loan than any other Kilmarnock player, demonstrating his exceptional skill at such a young age.
With Leeds’ reputation for developing young players through the ranks, it is not unexpected that Ipswich Town is interested in signing the teenager, and the only team that really has a chance of doing so is Leed
s.
