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Juventus have reportedly entered the fray for Ipswich City teen Liam Delap who has been extremely spectacular this season for the newly-promoted Premier League membership.
The 21-year-old began his profession at Derby County earlier than being poached by Manchester Metropolis in 2018. Throughout his time with the Cityzens, the striker was repeatedly despatched out on mortgage to sharpen his abilities, spending time at Stoke Metropolis, Preston and Hull Metropolis.
Final summer season, the reigning English champions determined to money in on the younger Delap, promoting him to Ipswich for £20 million. Man Metropolis additionally maintained a buy-back possibility, and probably a 20% sell-on price on a future sale.
In his first season within the Premier League, the England U21 attacker is proving his price. He has already contributed with six objectives and an help in his 13 EPL appearances. Subsequently, his time at Portman Highway may show to be brief, as suitors are starting to queue up for his signature.
In line with The Mirror, Juventus have joined the race for Delap, figuring out him as a possible alternative for Dusan Vlahovic.
The Serbian’s future stays in nice doubt, particularly along with his contract expiring in June 2026 and the 2 events failing to make progress of their renewal talks. Furthermore, the participant himself has lately expressed his dissatisfaction along with his function in Thiago Motta’s system the place he has to cowl floor within the defensive part which is hampering his attacking stats.
As we reported earlier within the week, Juventus despatched scouts to observe Delap within the contest between Ipswich and Manchester United final Sunday which led to a 1-1 draw.
Nevertheless, Juventus aren’t alone within the race, because the supply claims Chelsea and Man United are additionally on the participant’s path.
The younger bomber is the son of Stoke Metropolis legend Rory Delap who grew to become synonymous with lengthy throw-ins throughout Tony Pulis’ time at Britania Stadium.
