Newly promoted Ipswich Town have made an initial approach to sign Ghana international Abdul Fatawu Issahaku as they continue to shape their squad ahead of their return to the top flight.
The 22-year-old winger is emerging as a key target for the club following an impressive campaign that raised his profile both at club level and on the international stage with the Ghana national football team.
Fatawu’s situation has attracted growing attention across Europe in the wake of Leicester City’s relegation, with several clubs monitoring his availability. Ipswich are now among the first to formalize their interest, signaling intent as they prepare for the demands of Premier League football.
Sources indicate that while contact has been established, negotiations are still at an early stage, with key aspects of a potential deal yet to be agreed. Leicester, meanwhile, are expected to weigh their options carefully as they assess offers for one of their most promising attacking assets.
Fatawu is widely regarded for his pace, creativity, and direct style of play, qualities that could make him a valuable addition to Ipswich’s attacking setup as they look to secure survival and build momentum in England’s top tier.
With competition for his signature likely to intensify in the coming weeks, Ipswich’s early move could prove decisive if they are able to advance talks swiftly.
