Ipswich Town pursues Chelsea forward Liam Delap for potential return
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 21, 2026, 12:50 PM
Last updated Aug 21, 2026

Ipswich Town is considering a move to re-sign Liam Delap from Chelsea as the striker faces challenges at Stamford Bridge. After transferring from Ipswich for £30 million, Delap has struggled, scoring only once in his first season with Chelsea. Reports indicate that he has lost the No 9 shirt and is training separately, suggesting his availability. Ipswich’s approach could offer Delap more playing time in a familiar environment, while Nottingham Forest is also mentioned as a potential destination, emphasizing the competition for his signature.
- •Liam Delap has struggled for playing time at Chelsea.
- •Ipswich Town looks to capitalize on Delap's availability.
- •He scored once in his inaugural season after leaving Ipswich.
- •Nottingham Forest is also interested in acquiring Delap.
- •Delap's potential return could provide him with necessary playing opportunities.
- 12:50 PMYahoo Sports — Report: Ipswich Town keen on move to re-sign former star
"Liam Delap transfer latest as Ipswich Town weigh Chelsea returnLiam Delap’s situation at Chelsea looks increasingly clear, and it is not a flattering one. According to Independent, “Ipswich Town a...
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