New International French or Spanish - Ipswich Town News
TWTD has heard a whisper that the new 'outstanding international' is likely to be French or Spanish. Elsewhere reports claim that a fee of £7 million is the figure Town are about to pay for the mystery man.
As George Burley said earlier in the week the player is currently playing abroad and is a midfield player. If all goes well then the deal will probably completed on Town's return from Finland and Estonia. New signing Tommy Miller joins his new team-mates on tour today.
The new man is more likely to be the player that sees James Scowcroft move on. Leicester still seem the front-runners while West Ham, Charlton and Coventry have also been reported to have expressed an interest.
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