Blow for Tottenham as Liam Delap’s transfer preference is revealed

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Liam Delap reportedly prefers joining one of Tottenham’s Premier League rivals this summer as the race for the Ipswich Town striker intensifies ahead of the summer transfer window.

The Ipswich man is undoubtedly likely to be one of the most-sought-after players this summer window, with Delap available for just £30m due to a relegation clause in his contract.

Over the last couple of months, we have regularly heard that Tottenham are expected to make a move for Delap this summer, with the Lilywhites thought to be admirers of the 22-year-old.

A few days ago, it was claimed by GiveMeSport that Spurs are confident of beating both Man United and Chelsea to Delap, but a fresh report has now contradicted that claim.

Liam Delap prefers joining Man United over Tottenham

It has now been claimed by talkSPORT that the England Under-21 international is certain to leave Portman Road Stadium this summer following Ipswich’s relegation.

However, the outlet names Chelsea and Man United as the two leading contenders for Liam Delap’s signature, making no mention of Tottenham Hotspur at all in their report.

It is asserted that as things stand, Delap is leaning towards a move to Old Trafford despite United’s struggles in the Premier League this season.

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The publication states that this is because the Man City academy graduate wants to return to the North West this summer.

How Spurs can move ahead of Man United in the race for Delap

It is claimed by talkSPORT in this report that the Red Devils’ chances of winning the race for Delap will be boosted if they win the Europa League and secure Champions League qualification.

That could mean that Tottenham may have an advantage over United in the race for Liam Delap if they are the ones who get their hands on the Europa League trophy.

It is thus very much possible that the result of the big clash at San Mames next Thursday could decide where the 22-year-old ends up this summer.

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