“Here we go” PERSONAL TERMS AGREED -Ipswich Town makes jaw-dropping record-breaking move to sign unstoppable “world-class attacker” for McKenna – Both sided eager to seal deal.

Fresh off their triumphant promotion campaign to the Premier League, Ipswich Town is now on a mission to further fortify Kieran McKenna’s squad by adding a new striker to their ranks. Despite their commendable finish in the Championship last season, Ipswich recognized the pressing need for more attacking prowess up front. The team heavily leaned on wingers such as Nathan Broadhead and players like Conor Chaplin to find the back of the net, with a rotation of individuals stepping in to fill the striker role throughout the campaign.

In a bid to bolster their offensive options, Ipswich made a significant move by securing the services of Liam Delap from Manchester City in a big-money £20 million deal. However, the ambitious Tractor Boys are not content with just one major signing and are reportedly setting their sights on free agent Kelechi Iheanacho, while also eyeing a potential acquisition of Petar Musa from FC Dallas.

Musa, a 26-year-old Croatian forward, has been turning heads in the MLS with a remarkable record of 13 goals in just 23 appearances, showcasing his lethal finishing ability and offensive prowess. Ipswich is said to be preparing a substantial offer to entice the talented striker to join their ranks before the looming closure of the transfer window in August.

With the quest for a new striker remaining a top priority for Ipswich this summer, the potential addition of Musa to their squad has ignited a wave of excitement and anticipation among fans. The club believes that Musa could very well be the missing piece needed to elevate Ipswich to new heights and make a strong impact in the highly competitive Premier League landscape. As the transfer saga unfolds, all eyes are on Ipswich Town as they aim to bolster their attacking arsenal in pursuit of success on the grand stage.

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