Ipswich Town, Leicester City and Southampton all hope to fight for immediate return to the Premier League after falling back to the championship at the first time of asking.
From ITFC and the saints are expected to spend well and recruit ambitious in the last days of the summer transfer window, while the foxes work with a limited budget, although the sale means that they are no longer on the edge of a new PSR infringement.
However, a striking target for all three is Josh Brownhill and the midfielder is available for free.
But according to Sky Sports’ James SavundraDespite showing their interest, Ipswich Town, Leicester City and Southampton seem a tough battle in the attempt to bring him in.
Savundra says that Brownhill was offered a substantial contract by Saudi-Arab side Al-Shabab.
The Saudi Pro League outfit is ready to pay the former Burnley midfielder more than £ 100,000 a week, is said. Brownhill has also conducted discussions with two nameless Premier League clubs, so ITFC and their championship enemies are against the pursuit of the 29-year-old.
Josh Brownhill -pursuit turns out to be a bit too ambitious?
Brownhill’s situation has long been the subject of speculation. Entirely because of the 2024/25 campaign there were questions about whether he would stay with Burnley or go to new meadows.
Finally, he chose the stay in Turf Moor Despite their promotion to the Premier League. It seems that Brownhill wants a new challenge, and he has certainly taken his time to weigh exactly what that will be.
Ipswich Town, Leicester City and Southampton are all attractive options, but given the rumor competition for Brownhill, he might be just out of reach.
The money offered in Saudi Aarabia will be by far the largest, but the midfielder also has the chance to play above championship level with Premier League interest. Few will dispute that he deserves to do exactly that after such a strong season in the second layer.
Josh Brownhill’s 2024/25 statistics – Via Photo mob
| Games | Go | Helps |
| 42 | 18 | 6 |
Ipswich Town wants another midfield star
The city of Ipswich has already added two signs in midfield this summer, so Azor Matusiwa from Stade Rennais was brought in while Jens Cajuste was brought back from Napoli for a second stint.
They join Jack Taylor and Cameron Humphreys as options in the middle, so despite two new signing sessions, they remain an option. Brownhill is said to have been the explanation, addition Kieran McKenna and Co have been looking, and besides his clear skills, he would fill a bit of a leadership in midfield after Sam Morsy and the outputs of Massimo Luongo.
As emphasizes, however, Brownhill has many striking options to explore, so that he could turn out to be another target, just outside the reach of ITFC.
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