Leicester City have agreed to send Ghanaian international Abdul Fatawu Issahaku to English Championship side Ipswich Town on permanent transfer contract with both clubs seeking to seal negotiations by next week.
Mynewsanchor.com can confidently confirm club-to-club negotiations involving Leicester City and Ipswich Town for Ghanaian winger, Fatawu Issahaku to make a permanent move from the relegated side.
With the Foxes seeking to correct their financial books as they reposition themselves in third-tier English football after loosing their status as English Championship club after an unimpressive 2025/26 season.
Dreams keep dwindling at the King-Power however, with a high ceiling potential possessed by the Ghanaian winger, Abdul Fatawu Issahaku, Ipswich have been in verbal negotiations for his services.
Now, inside sources have revealed that, Ipswich Town have accepted to pay a sum north of 20-million-pounds for Abdul Issahaku to ascend back into the English Championship.
Abdul Issahaku will be undergoing medical test with Ipswich in the next couple of days, in order to complete a successful permanent transfer from Leicester City to Ipswich Town.