Ipswich Town Signs Liam Delap from Manchester City

Ipswich Town has acquired forward Liam Delap from Manchester City on a five-year deal. The 21-year-old, who spent last season on loan at Hull City, netting eight goals in 32 appearances, joins Ipswich for a reported £15 million. Manager Kieran McKenna praised Delap's physical and technical attributes.

Ipswich Town has officially signed forward Liam Delap from Manchester City, securing the 21-year-old on a five-year contract. The newly promoted Premier League club announced the acquisition on Saturday.

Though financial specifics of the transfer were not disclosed by either club, multiple British media reports estimate the deal to be around £15 million, potentially rising with add-ons. Delap, the son of former Stoke City midfielder Rory Delap, spent the previous season on loan at Hull City, scoring eight goals in 32 appearances.

Manager Kieran McKenna expressed confidence in Delap's abilities, citing his exceptional physical and technical skills. McKenna believes Delap can be an essential player for Ipswich both this season and in the long term, noting the player's significant first-team experience and potential for further development.