Ipswich Town star Leif Davis is also of interest to Nottingham Forest but the Tractor Boys are likely to value him over £20m, a report from TWTD has said.
Since joining Ipswich Town in the summer of 2022 after leaving Leeds United, Davis has emerged as one of the team’s most important players. Following his success in League One, he has also flourished in the transition to Championship football.
A stalwart at left defender, the 24-year-old has made 32 appearances in all competitions, returning 14 assists. He’s been hailed as one of the top full-backs in the division, and other teams have lately taken notice.
Earlier this week, TalkSPORT reported that West Ham and Newcastle United were both interested in signing the inventive left-back. Another admirer has now surfaced.
According to TWTD’s report on the interest, Nottingham Forest is another team that may have expressed interest in the Ipswich Town star.
Furthermore, according to their claim, the Tractor Boys are probably worth more than £20 million for the former Leeds United player. Although there is a 12-month extension option, his present contract expires in the summer of 2025.
clinging to Davis
Naturally, it is unclear if any of Nottingham Forest, West Ham, or Newcastle United will show interest this summer. Nevertheless, Ipswich Town will want to have Davis on staff no matter how their promotion battle plays out.
He is crucial to Kieran McKenna’s team, and his departure would leave a large hole that would need to be filled. You have to think that a move to the top division would improve their chances of keeping him, since teams would try to give him a better opportunity if Town don’t make it.
However, Davis’ asking price of more than £20 million indicates that Ipswich would not let him go cheap. Although there is interest from other teams, the Portman Road team is fully within their rights to place a high asking price on the left-back considering his contract predicament and importance to the team.
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