Ipswich Town have completed the signing of Abdul Fatawu on a five-year deal from Leicester City, giving Kieran McKenna's side fresh attacking firepower as they push for promotion back to the Premier League.
According to BBC News, the winger made an instant impact during a loan spell at Leicester last season, scoring nine goals and contributing to the club's push through the Championship. Fatawu says he's already aware of the scale of ambition at Portman Road, admitting he understands the "expectation" that comes with representing a club aiming for an immediate top-flight return.
The Ghana international becomes the latest addition to Ipswich's rebuilding project following their relegation from the Premier League, with the Tractor Boys keen to strengthen their squad depth ahead of the new campaign. Speaking on his move, Fatawu expressed enthusiasm about the challenge ahead, saying he's excited to show supporters what he's capable of in Suffolk colours as he begins this new chapter of his career.