Liam Drapp transfer: Chelsea signs Ipswich striker with 30 million termination clause

Chelsea has agreed to sign Ipswich striker Liam Drapp.

Blue Army will meet the 30 million pound termination clause of Drapp in Ipswich's contract after being demoted from the Premier League. Chelsea will now discuss personal terms with the player’s representatives, and the discussion is expected to be a form before the final physical examination.

The Champions League is not the main reason why Drapp joined Chelsea. Instead, the style of the game, the young team, the chances of playing games, the possibility of being able to compete for major trophy together in the coming years, and the relationship with Chelsea players all played a role. Drapp watched Chelsea's conference league final against Real Betis and was impressed by his performance in the second half.

Chelsea team members are a known number for Drapp, who played alongside Romeo Lavia and Cole Palmer during his time at Manchester City. The 22-year-old also worked with Chelsea coach Enzo Maresca and recruitment co-director Joe Shields while in the Northwest Territory.

Chelsea will sign more offensive players this busy summer before participating in the Club World Cup. The Blues may sign a winger, with nine to 10 names on their target list.

Drapp fits the striker Chelsea is looking for, and the total cost of the deal, including wages, is another major consideration. Chelsea’s recruitment strategy is to sign young and potential players and sign long-term, motivating contracts.

In Drapp's continued situation, Ipswich is interested in Chelsea striker Mark Giu. It is understood that his name was mentioned in the discussion surrounding the Drapp deal. Ipswich has known that Gyu has been a while and he is a good fit for the kind of striker they want to sign. What does the arrival of

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Chelsea will play at least 8 Champions League games next season, plus 38 Premier League games and the domestic cup next season. Since the Club World Cup, Enzo Maresca's team will not play a normal preseason, so players will have many opportunities to play.

Chelsea will be busy this summer

Sky Sports News Chief Reporter Kaveh Solhekol: "Liam Delapp believes that Chelsea is a perfect transfer location, he has worked with Enzo Maresca and Joe Shields."

"The question is, will Chelsea sign only one or more forwards? There are players such as Hugo Ekitic, Victor Yuercres and Benjamin Cesco.

Liam Delapp celebrates the lead for Ipswich

Drapp chose Chelsea despite a long list of clubs interested in him "Players have to go and fight for them to bring more players." Chelsea is going to get busy again this summer.

"They are happy with this season, but they want to pursue higher goals and win the Champions League." "They feel Delap is someone who can help them get where they want to go."

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Sky Sports' Peter Smith: "Liam Delap may be a bargain this summer." The striker scored double-digit goals when he first entered the Premier League, which is even more impressive considering the struggles he has been relegated Ipswich in this league. "

"He has always been the driving force of their offense, scoring from every angle and distance, while also dragging the team onto the court with and without the ball. "It is this range of skills that makes him stand out." It is rare for a striker to be able to handle the ball and rank among the top 25 players in the Premier League. "His performance beyond expectations for total goals scores proves his finishing ability. Drapp is ready for the next step.

"Where will this be and how Drapp will adapt to the different systems, it's interesting. But no wonder there is a lot of interest in the 22-year-old England youth international. "His £30 million termination clause costs much lower than the offer from some forwards in mainland Europe related to the transfer to the Premier League, which would be a greater risk." Investing in Drapp seemed wise.