Liam Delap insists that he is only focused on the city of Ipswich in the midst of tires with a move to Manchester United.
The attacker excelled with the tractor boys despite their struggles in the Premier League. He left Manchester City in a permanent step back in the summer and impressively led the line on Portman Road and that has attracted the attention of some of the best sides of the country.
The Red Devils are set to pursue Benjamin Sesko or Delap in the summer with a deal for Viktor Gyokeres who are now considering being out of reach. When Ruben Amorim arrived for Gyokees, who flourished under the Portuguese coach at Sporting Lisbon, seemed inevitable.
However, a reunion now seems unlikely, despite the fact that the Swede exercise this summer. The club is ready to cash in on their attacker, but the athletics reports that Gyokees wants to join a club that can offer him Champions League football next year.
A focus on younger goals is likely that Sesko and Delap come into play for those on the red half of Manchester, but the Ipswich man has his thoughts to ensure that Ipswich remains a top flight outfit.
He said to the East Anglian Daily Times: “It is established in us as football players. It is so important, especially for me, to concentrate on where I am now. I am so happy here, I enjoy here so much I just look forward to playing every game and concentrate on the next one.
“It's something I try to stay away. People around me have told me to stay away, it's something I am very good at concentrating on what I want to do. That plays football here. Really enjoyment From my time here and I enjoy playing every week.
“As players and people, we know that there is noise. If we have a bad game and people are suffering because we have not delivered the right results or getting the right results, we remain focused on ourselves and what We have to reach. “
Sesko is now a target for Arsenal – and they can go after the RB Leipzig man if they cannot close a deal for Alexander Isak. The Slovenian is excited in Germany and has been to the Manchester radar in the past, leading to a potential summer scrap for the player.
In the meantime, Delap's future can rest well on the question of whether or not Ipswich will stay in the top flight. He has shown himself to be a top quality, score nine times, and the tractor boys may have to cash in if they are relegated.
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