Reports suggest that Ipswich Town is eyeing a potential move for Millwall attacker Zian Flemming as the summer transfer window approaches. The South London Press reveals that the Dutch player has garnered interest not only from Ipswich but also from clubs in Spain, hinting at a potential bidding war later this month.
After a successful run in the Championship this season, securing a return to the Premier League after over two decades, Ipswich Town is now setting their sights on bolstering their squad for the upcoming challenge at the top level of English football.
Flemming, who made a notable move to Millwall from Fortuna Sittard in 2022, has been a subject of interest for several clubs, with Burnley showing interest last year, to no avail. Despite a slightly less productive season in front of goal, Flemming’s talent hasn’t gone unnoticed, drawing attention from Ipswich Town and Spanish outfits like Alaves.
While Ipswich Town is clear about their intention to bring Flemming to Portman Road in the upcoming window, some Spanish clubs are exploring the option of securing a potential loan deal with a future purchase clause.
With a year left on his contract and a possible extension, Millwall holds some leverage in any negotiations that may ensue. The familiarity Flemming has with top-tier football from his time in the Netherlands adds to his appeal, although concerns linger over his recent form at Millwall.
As Ipswich Town aims to strengthen their squad for the Premier League return, securing a deal for Flemming could be a critical step. With financial backing available to facilitate the transfer, the prospect of Flemming donning the blue and white of Ipswich is becoming a more tangible possibility, sparking intrigue among fans of the Tractor Boys.
