Ipswich interested in Luton Town’s 16-goals striker as deal were reached after snubbing Bournemouth and 5 other EPL Teams
Luton Town striker Elijah Adebayo has caught the attention of Premier League clubs Crystal Palace and Bournemouth, according to an exclusive report from GIVEMESPORT.
The 26-year-old’s impressive performance in his first Premier League season, scoring 10 goals in 25 games, has made him a sought-after player.
Adebayo’s journey to the top flight has been remarkable, from his humble beginnings in Fulham’s youth academy to becoming a household name in English football.
His athleticism, hold-up play, and goal-scoring ability have made him a valuable asset for Luton Town.
While Luton Town’s survival in the Premier League is still possible, Adebayo’s future is uncertain.
The report states that if Luton are relegated, Adebayo will have options at the end of the current season.
Crystal Palace and Bournemouth are among the clubs interested in signing him, with Leicester and Ipswich also keeping a close eye on the striker.
Adebayo’s potential move to Crystal Palace could see him provide a superb rotation option alongside Jean-Philippe Mateta and Odsonne Edouard.
Meanwhile, if Dominic Solanke leaves Bournemouth, Adebayo could be seen as a suitable replacement.
The striker’s ability to score goals has made him an integral part of the Luton team.
In addition to Adebayo, teammate Gabriel Osho has also impressed and is likely to attract interest from other clubs.
The Tractor Boys have plenty of work to do in a number of areas during the upcoming summer transfer window, with the goalkeeping department, defence, midfield and attack all needing an injection of quality and depth.
They have reportedly triggered an extension clause in Christian Walton’s contract to keep him at Portman Road for another year, which means he could compete for a starting spot with Vaclav Hladky.
Ipswich also have an option to extend Axel Tuanzebe’s contract for a further 12 months, and it would be difficult to see the Tractor Boys not taking up that option, considering he’s a top-quality player when fit.
Brandon Williams was only on loan, so they will need to replace him, but all of their other former loanees are midfielders or attackers.
Lewis Travis, Omari Hutchinson, Jeremy Sarmiento and Kieffer Moore are all likely to have returned to their parent clubs now – and decisions will need to be made on their futures by their respective loan clubs.
With former loanees departing and players potentially leaving on the expiration of their contracts, including Sone Aluko who is certain to leave his playing role, there’s plenty of work to be done and Ipswich can’t afford to have a slow start to the summer.
