Ipswich Town is facing a decision about Cameron Humphreys’ future, with the possibility of him being loaned out in the upcoming January transfer window. BBC Radio Suffolk reporter Graeme McLoughlin has hinted at this potential move.
Humphreys, 22, has had limited playing time this season, with just three appearances for Ipswich Town, and his contract is set to expire in June 2026. With interest in potentially loaning him out again, it remains to be seen where he could be headed next.
Currently sitting in 3rd place in the table, Ipswich Town is looking to secure a promotion back to the Premier League. A recent 2-0 victory against league leaders Coventry City has put them two points behind Middlesbrough in 2nd place.
Considering Humphreys’ successful loan spell at Wycombe Wanderers last season, it may be in his best interest to find another temporary home in the Championship for the remainder of the campaign. Ipswich Town will need to weigh their options for his development.
As they prepare for a match against Oxford United, Ipswich Town will need to carefully consider Humphreys’ future and work towards ensuring he gets the necessary game time to progress in his career.
