| New strikers 19:25 - May 4 with 4812 views | John_Grose |
Assuming we won't be able to attract Vlahovich from Juventus then I noticed that Jonas Wind of Wolfsburg is available on a free?27 years old, 6 foot 3 and proven scorer in Bundesliga |  | | |  |
| New strikers on 19:28 - May 4 with 4164 views | Metal_Hacker |
Was thinking about this only earlier today
Would be good -
Delap
Woods from Forest
Hirst |  |
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| New strikers on 19:30 - May 4 with 4155 views | NederlandseBlue |
He's had hamstring issues so missed a big chunk of the second half of this season hasn't he? | |
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| New strikers on 19:32 - May 4 with 4105 views | RonFearonsHair |
Assume he's good in the air? |  | | |
| New strikers on 20:03 - May 4 with 3894 views | Mullet |
We were linked with him previously |  |
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| New strikers on 20:07 - May 4 with 3854 views | NthQldITFC |
| New strikers on 19:32 - May 4 by RonFearonsHair |
Assume he's good in the air? |
Can he run fast? |  |
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| New strikers on 20:11 - May 4 with 3787 views | GlasgowBlue |
| New strikers on 19:28 - May 4 by Metal_Hacker |
Was thinking about this only earlier today
Would be good -
Delap
Woods from Forest
Hirst |
Delap is a no brainer. Knows the manager and knows the system. Won't need time to gel. |  |
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| New strikers on 20:12 - May 4 with 3794 views | Keno |
| New strikers on 20:07 - May 4 by NthQldITFC |
Can he run fast? |
Can he run fast
sorry I didnt mean to repeat |  |
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| New strikers on 20:29 - May 4 with 3662 views | cressi |
Joaquín Panichelli this is the striker we need if we can afford from Strasbourg | | | |
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| New strikers on 20:37 - May 4 with 3550 views | Bellevue_Blue |
I reckon we will end up with Will Lankshear (in the mould of Delap that we know KM likes and supposedly had approach rejected in Jan) and a big signing from Europe (£30M type player). | | | |
| New strikers on 20:54 - May 4 with 3348 views | Illinoisblue |
| New strikers on 20:37 - May 4 by Bellevue_Blue |
I reckon we will end up with Will Lankshear (in the mould of Delap that we know KM likes and supposedly had approach rejected in Jan) and a big signing from Europe (£30M type player). |
Wonder if we’ll be back in for Evan Ferguson. |  |
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| New strikers on 21:11 - May 4 with 3244 views | cressi |
| New strikers on 20:54 - May 4 by Illinoisblue |
Wonder if we’ll be back in for Evan Ferguson. |
Injury prone at 21 had 4 ankle injuries this season 16 games at Roma we need robustness not Injury prone players harsh but reality. | | | |
| New strikers on 21:16 - May 4 with 3222 views | davblue |
| New strikers on 20:37 - May 4 by Bellevue_Blue |
I reckon we will end up with Will Lankshear (in the mould of Delap that we know KM likes and supposedly had approach rejected in Jan) and a big signing from Europe (£30M type player). |
I’ve heard he’s one we want. |  | | |
| New strikers on 21:16 - May 4 with 3230 views | nodge_blue |
Gemini says:
Ipswich Town's European Striker Targets
With promotion to the Premier League secured, Ipswich Town is casting its net across Europe to bolster Kieran McKenna's attack. With some current attacking loanees set to return to their parent clubs, adding a clinical and dynamic European forward is a priority.
Here are the prime European-based targets linked with the club:
1. Franculino Djú (FC Midtjylland)
The Situation: The 21-year-old Guinea-Bissau international has been in sensational form in the Danish Superliga. His performances have attracted the attention of Premier League rivals like Liverpool and Newcastle United, with Ipswich conducting scouting missions this spring.
Why He Fits: He is a highly dynamic, left-footed forward who can play as a central striker or out on the right wing. With exceptional acceleration and an eye for goal, his ability to beat a high line or press from the front makes him an exciting, high-upside fit for the top flight.
Estimated Cost: £19M–£22M.
2. Noel Futkeu (Greuther Fürth)
The Situation: The 23-year-old German forward has been highly prolific in the 2. Bundesliga, drawing interest from clubs such as Anderlecht.
Why He Fits: Futkeu is an economical and sharp attacking option who has hit double digits in back-to-back seasons. He excels at finding pockets of space in the penalty box and offers a different, direct profile that could provide excellent squad depth.
Estimated Cost: £5M–£8M.
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| New strikers on 21:27 - May 4 with 3171 views | bluejacko |
| New strikers on 20:11 - May 4 by GlasgowBlue |
Delap is a no brainer. Knows the manager and knows the system. Won't need time to gel. |
Delap today had virtually no touches of the ball he was completely lost just running around and not contributing at all! In fact one Chelsea fan even offered him to us on a click and collect deal😀 | | | |
| New strikers on 21:44 - May 4 with 3009 views | Millsey |
| New strikers on 20:37 - May 4 by Bellevue_Blue |
I reckon we will end up with Will Lankshear (in the mould of Delap that we know KM likes and supposedly had approach rejected in Jan) and a big signing from Europe (£30M type player). |
I like Lankshear, looks a good prospect |  | | |
| New strikers on 21:51 - May 4 with 2946 views | BlueandTruesince82 |
If we could get Delap on loan and Awoniyi plus keep Hirst i think that would be a good start, I'd imagine we'd ideally want a 4th for a PL campaign but that would be 3 players who suit our style nicely |  |
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| New strikers on 22:56 - May 4 with 2712 views | southnorfolkblue |
I liked the look of Larin the other night. Apparently Saints have an obligation to buy for 3.5 mill if they go up. If they fail to go up, he would be a steal at that sort of price | |
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| New strikers on 23:07 - May 4 with 2631 views | TIB |
| New strikers on 21:16 - May 4 by nodge_blue |
Gemini says:
Ipswich Town's European Striker Targets
With promotion to the Premier League secured, Ipswich Town is casting its net across Europe to bolster Kieran McKenna's attack. With some current attacking loanees set to return to their parent clubs, adding a clinical and dynamic European forward is a priority.
Here are the prime European-based targets linked with the club:
1. Franculino Djú (FC Midtjylland)
The Situation: The 21-year-old Guinea-Bissau international has been in sensational form in the Danish Superliga. His performances have attracted the attention of Premier League rivals like Liverpool and Newcastle United, with Ipswich conducting scouting missions this spring.
Why He Fits: He is a highly dynamic, left-footed forward who can play as a central striker or out on the right wing. With exceptional acceleration and an eye for goal, his ability to beat a high line or press from the front makes him an exciting, high-upside fit for the top flight.
Estimated Cost: £19M–£22M.
2. Noel Futkeu (Greuther Fürth)
The Situation: The 23-year-old German forward has been highly prolific in the 2. Bundesliga, drawing interest from clubs such as Anderlecht.
Why He Fits: Futkeu is an economical and sharp attacking option who has hit double digits in back-to-back seasons. He excels at finding pockets of space in the penalty box and offers a different, direct profile that could provide excellent squad depth.
Estimated Cost: £5M–£8M.
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Frankfurt I believe have a buy back triggered for Futkeu.
I wouldn’t be surprised if Fraser Hornby was looked at. Done well in same league as Futkeu, localish lad and a big old number 9. |  |
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| New strikers on 23:07 - May 4 with 2629 views | SenatorBlue |
| New strikers on 20:07 - May 4 by NthQldITFC |
Can he run fast? |
Heard he’s quite gusty, I mean gutsy. |  | | |
| New strikers on 00:55 - May 5 with 2389 views | Joey_Joe_Joe_Junior |
| New strikers on 22:56 - May 4 by southnorfolkblue |
I liked the look of Larin the other night. Apparently Saints have an obligation to buy for 3.5 mill if they go up. If they fail to go up, he would be a steal at that sort of price |
Would be a good back up. Jander is one I think is going to be excellent, he didn’t look out of place against city at all.
They seem to have found a lot of good players with their parachute, Dibling and Fernandez money. Wonder if we could we look at him if WHU go down. Kind of annoying that you have young players like Jander in Germany willing to come to England second tier and we want back to Jens.
What is clear is we should be scouting in the top 2 German divisions for talent. |  |
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| New strikers on 05:57 - May 5 with 2170 views | Cafe_Newman |
| New strikers on 20:07 - May 4 by NthQldITFC |
Can he run fast? |
Nah. All this Wind hype is just hot air. |  |
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| New strikers on 07:43 - May 5 with 1907 views | hoppy |
| New strikers on 23:07 - May 4 by TIB |
Frankfurt I believe have a buy back triggered for Futkeu.
I wouldn’t be surprised if Fraser Hornby was looked at. Done well in same league as Futkeu, localish lad and a big old number 9. |
Does that mean he’d say ‘Futkeu’ to us then? |  |
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| New strikers on 07:45 - May 5 with 1891 views | mikeybloo88 |
| New strikers on 21:27 - May 4 by bluejacko |
Delap today had virtually no touches of the ball he was completely lost just running around and not contributing at all! In fact one Chelsea fan even offered him to us on a click and collect deal😀 |
I’m not completely sold on Delap. Surely we need better than we had last time and he’s struggled this season (yes, he’s in a basket case team but I’m not sure his footballing intelligence has improved). I might take him if we also got another quality striker too, and it might depend on who leaves and who else comes in as to whether he is the best choice for how McKenna decides to tactically take on the league next season. |  | | |
| New strikers on 09:54 - May 5 with 1572 views | solemio |
| New strikers on 21:44 - May 4 by Millsey |
I like Lankshear, looks a good prospect |
We can't possibly sign him if he can't spell Lancashire properly. | | | |
| New strikers on 10:33 - May 5 with 1419 views | LeoMuff |
| New strikers on 20:29 - May 4 by cressi |
Joaquín Panichelli this is the striker we need if we can afford from Strasbourg |
Out with an ACL until next year |  |
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