Report: Ipswich Town nearing deal for winger with ‘incredible speed’ after £2.5m Leeds United ‘bid’

Summerville’s £25 million transfer to West Ham leaves Leeds United with only Wilfried Gnonto and Dan James on the wings, following Jaidon Anthony’s return to Bournemouth and Ian Poveda’s departure to Sunderland.
Leeds have been heavily linked with Norwich City’s versatile Jonathan Rowe this summer, but they recognize that securing a deal for the England U21 player, who is in the final year of his Norwich contract, will be challenging.
Another winger reportedly on Leeds’ radar, Ryan Kent, now appears set for a move to England. However, he is unlikely to end up at Elland Road, as he is poised to join Ipswich Town instead.
Ipswich Town are closing in on a bargain £2.5 million deal for Kent. The winger joined Fenerbahce from Rangers last summer, but the move has not panned out as expected.
With Jose Mourinho reportedly approving Kent’s exit, a £2.5 million fee is deemed sufficient for the transfer.
Although Leeds were rumored to have made a £2.5 million offer for Kent, this has been downplayed by the Evening Post.
Turkish outlet Haber Ekspres now reports that Premier League side Ipswich is nearing an agreement to sign the winger.

Ryan Kent, who former Rangers manager Giovanni van Bronckhorst described as having “incredible speed,” is currently the subject of negotiations. With Fenerbahce accepting Ipswich’s £2.5 million bid, the deal is expected to be finalized soon.
Leeds United have frequently been linked with Kent, but his move to Ipswich makes sense given the circumstances.
While Leeds are focused on replacing Summerville, they could benefit from adding more than one winger to their squad this month.
Kent, who might be content with a rotational role, could have been a valuable addition.
Kent is undoubtedly eager to leave Fenerbahce and join a club where he can reignite his career. Whether he ends up at Ipswich, Leeds, or elsewhere remains to be seen, but his departure from Turkey seems imminent.
While Leeds could provide Kent with plenty of opportunities to score and create, even if he doesn’t start every match, it appears that the club is pursuing other targets in the coming weeks.



