Redocression release clause of £ 30 million Liam Delap: who wants to sign the striker of the city of Ipswich?

The Ipswich Liam Delap striker will be available for £ 30 million this summer due to a relegation release clause, which will be activated when his club will inevitably return to the championship.

It is likely that the 22 -year -old will go on, with interest from several teams of the Premier League after scoring 12 goals in 33 games in all competitions in his first complete season in the maximum flight.

Previously, several sources told the BBC Sport that Delap should have been available for £ 40 million in summer, with its previous Manchester City Club with a “regaining” commission at that price.

However, sources of Ipswich since then have confirmed to BBC Sport that the value of the release clause decreases by £ 10 million at the time of relegation.

The Suffolk Club lost 2-1 in a key relegation match against the Wolves last weekend that left them 12 points from security with only seven left-long matches.

Manager Kieran McKenna accepted relegation “seems more than probable”.

Delap delivered a series of impressive shows this season And its release clause seems a good value.

Paul MacDonald of Footballransfers.com states that Ipswich spent “significantly” above the market value of Delap of £ 6.5 million last summer, which was another example of the city “which extracted the maximum value for their excellent youth production line”.

He says that the release clause of £ 30 million is right for the current market value of Delap, given his lack of European and senior international experience and the fact that he had a season of “breakout”.

This is, however, balanced against his age and a “premier league prize for English attackers”.

So which club could make a move for him in summer?