Ipsuic striker Liam Delap will be available for £30m this summer due to the relegation release, which begins when the club are forced to return to the tournament.
The 22-year-old is expected to continue, with several Premier League clubs, after scoring 12 goals in 33 appearances in all competitions in his first-long season.
Several sources have previously told the BBC Sports that it is expected to be available for £40m for £40m in the summer – with his former club, Manchester City, who earns ‘purchase’ at that price.
But Ipsuic’s sources have since confirmed that the release value of the release will be reduced by 10 million pounds with a decline.
Sofolk lost 2-1 to Wolves in a 2-1 draw with Wolves last week, leaving 12 points from safety, leaving only seven games left.
CEO Kiran McCain accepted “more seemingly.
Delap has offered a series of attractive performances this season and its release clause is like a good value.
Paul McDonald of Football Transfers says Epswich spent “significantly” above the Delap market value of £6.5m last summer, another example of the city “the most value to produce their great young manufacturing line.
He says the £30m release of the current value of the Dilap market, taking into account the lack of European and international experience and the fact that it had one season of “breaking”
But that’s a balanced age and “Premitereric Premium for English strikers.
So which club can move for him in the summer?