Despite Panathinaikos rejecting Ipswich Town’s bid of €22m for him this summer, Fotis Ioannidis remains unperturbed as he continues to pursue his dream of playing in the Premier League. The Greek striker, who scored an impressive 23 goals in 44 appearances last season, has garnered interest from various clubs, including Celtic and Sporting Lisbon.
While Celtic has been monitoring him closely, it is Sporting Lisbon that has been actively pursuing a deal to secure his services. However, despite the allure of Champions League football that Sporting Lisbon can offer, Ioannidis has his sights set on a move to England.
Although Ipswich Town’s bid was turned down by Panathinaikos, the rejection has not deterred Ioannidis from his ambition. He is determined to join a more established club in the Premier League, seeking stability and a competitive environment to further develop his career.
The new Premier League side, Ipswich Town, may have been keen on bringing Ioannidis on board, but the striker is holding out for a move to a more established and experienced club. With a preference for a club that can provide him with opportunities to compete at a high level, Ioannidis remains focused on his goal of playing in English top-flight football.
As negotiations continue and potential offers are considered, it remains to be seen where Fotis Ioannidis will land next in his quest to fulfill his aspirations in the competitive world of professional football.
