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Ipswich Town might consider recruiting players from the Championship during the upcoming summer transfer window. While many Ipswich Town fans have shifted their focus away from the Championship, the club is potentially eyeing one or two standout players for recruitment this summer.
One potential target is Michael Cooper from Plymouth Argyle. Cooper played a crucial role in Plymouth Argyle’s promotion from League One to the Championship during the 2022/23 season. Despite facing injury setbacks and occasional struggles to regain consistent form, the 24-year-old goalkeeper is known for his impressive shot-stopping abilities and comfort on the ball. Although several top clubs have expressed interest in him, Ipswich Town could view him as a viable long-term solution in goal, although securing his transfer might require a significant financial investment.
Another prospect is Eiran Cashin from Derby County. Despite not featuring in the Championship last season, Cashin’s experience in the league during the 2021/22 campaign, coupled with his contributions to Derby County’s promotion from League One, make him an intriguing option. The 22-year-old left-footed center-back has demonstrated potential, attracting interest from clubs like Brighton & Hove Albion.
Ben Sheaf, currently with Coventry City, is another player on Ipswich Town’s radar. The 26-year-old midfielder, who honed his skills at Arsenal’s academy, has impressed since joining Coventry permanently in 2021. With his ability to dictate play from midfield and contribute defensively, Sheaf could complement Ipswich’s midfield setup alongside captain Sam Morsy.
Gustavo Hamer, formerly of Coventry City and now with Sheffield United, presents another enticing option for Ipswich Town. Despite experiencing a challenging season with Sheffield United in the Premier League, the midfielder’s previous performances in the Championship showcase his potential impact on Ipswich’s midfield.
Zian Flemming, currently with Millwall, has also attracted interest from Ipswich Town. Despite a decline in form amid Millwall’s struggles last season, Flemming’s versatility and goal-scoring ability make him an appealing prospect for Ipswich.
Jack Clarke, who played for Sunderland last season, is a potential target for Ipswich Town. The 21-year-old winger, once touted as a promising talent during his time at Leeds United, has revitalized his career at Sunderland, showcasing his attacking prowess with impressive goal and assist contributions.
Finally, Emmanuel Latte Lath of Middlesbrough has emerged as a notable target for Ipswich Town. Despite a slow start to his Championship campaign, Latte Lath finished the season as one of the league’s top scorers, demonstrating his speed, physicality, and goal-scoring instincts. Ipswich fans have taken notice of his performances, and there’s speculation about his potential move to the Premier League.