Ipswich Town, fresh off their successful promotion campaign to the Premier League, are now on the hunt for a new striker to bolster Kieran McKenna’s squad.
Despite their strong finish in the Championship last season, Ipswich identified the need for additional firepower up front. The team heavily relied on wingers like Nathan Broadhead and players like Conor Chaplin for goals, with various individuals stepping up to fill the striker role throughout the campaign.
In a bid to strengthen their attacking options, Ipswich welcomed Liam Delap from Manchester City in a £20million deal. However, the Tractor Boys are not stopping there, as they are reportedly eyeing a move for free agent Kelechi Iheanacho and have set their sights on Petar Musa from FC Dallas.
Musa, a 26-year-old Croatian forward, has been turning heads in the MLS with 13 goals in 23 appearances. Ipswich are preparing a significant offer for the talented striker, hoping to secure his services before the transfer window closes in August.
With a new striker still a top priority for Ipswich this summer, Musa could be the missing piece to take the team to greater heights in the Premier League.
