Fry: No Town Contact Regarding ÂŁ10m-Rated Taylor - Ipswich Town News
Peterborough United director of football Barry Fry says his club has received no contact from Town regarding midfielder Jack Taylor and claims Posh would only be interested in selling the 23-year-old if they received a ÂŁ10 million offer.
Taylor has become a key man in the Posh midfield in recent seasons, while the Blues will be looking to add to their senior options in the middle of the park over the summer.
"Last week it was reported that Town had shown interest in Taylor, who moved to London Road from Barnet for an initial ÂŁ500,000 in January 2020.
But Fry, who will be at a Peterborough recruitment and planning meet-up in Las Vegas on Wednesday, says his club has heard nothing from Town regarding the Republic of Ireland call-up.
"I’ve had no contact from Ipswich for any of our players, Fry told the Peterborough Telegraph. "In fact I’ve had no contact from any club about anyone. It’s far too early in the summer for that. There are still games going on.
"I will say we have no interest in selling Jack Taylor. If someone offered £10 million we might, but that isn’t going to happen.
"We are looking to recruit a couple of midfielders so I doubt we will let anyone go from that position. These are all things that will doubtless be discussed in Vegas.”
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