Ipswich Town have entered contention to sign Minnesota United striker Kelvin Yeboah.
Ipswich Town have joined Everton and Crystal Palace in the race to sign Minnesota United striker Kelvin Yeboah, according to a report from Football Insider. Premier League sides are monitoring the 26-year-old forward as he enters the final 13 months of his MLS contract, which expires in December 2027, potentially opening the door for a permanent transfer in the upcoming January window.
Yeboah scored 18 goals and added five assists across 33 regular-season appearances in 2026, recently becoming Minnesota United's all-time record goalscorer. Ipswich manager Gary O'Neil is seeking attacking reinforcements to secure top-flight safety following a recent 2-1 defeat against AFC Bournemouth, while Everton and Palace are also targeting the forward to bolster their squads.
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