Report: Ipswich Face Battle with European Giant to Sign 30-year-old Forward
Tom Lawrence: A Summer Transfer Saga Unfolds
Transfer Tug-of-War: Besiktas Eyes Rangers’ Lawrence
As the summer transfer window heats up, Rangers’ forward Tom Lawrence has found himself at the centre of a multi-club tug-of-war. The Daily Mail reports that Besiktas, under the new management of Giovanni van Bronckhorst, have shown significant interest in Lawrence. It’s a poignant case of a manager keen on re-signing a player he formerly brought to Rangers from Derby County in 2022. At 30 years old and with a year left on his contract, Lawrence’s next move could be pivotal in his career.
Return to Roots: Ipswich Town’s Interest
Notably, Lawrence is also on the radar of his former club, Ipswich Town, where he was heralded as player of the year in the 2016-17 season. Ipswich’s manager, Kieran McKenna, is looking to inject some seasoned expertise into his squad as they gear up for their Premier League comeback. The charm of returning to a club where one has previously flourished cannot be underestimated, particularly for a player like Lawrence, who was a fan favourite during his tenure at Portman Road.
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Ex-England international gives Rangers star transfer advice as ‘flattering’ Premier League interest earns certain response
Rangers midfielder Tom Lawrence will be “flattered” by reported transfer interest from Premier League new boys Ipswich Town – but a move to EFL Championship side Sheffield United could prove a better option, claims a former England international.
The Wales international, who had a spell at Portman Road earlier in his career, has been urged to turn down the Tractor Boys as Kieran McKenna’s side gear up for a crack at the Premier League for the first time since the 2001/02 season.
