Ipswich Town have reportedly agreed a fee with Sunderland for winger Jack Clarke, with his medical set to take place today (Friday).
The 23-year-old, as claimed by SuffolkNews’ media partners TWTD, as well as other outlets, is set to move to Portman Road in a deal worth £15 million up front, which could rise to £20 million with add-ons.
Clarke’s former employers, Tottenham Hotspur, will receive 25 per cent of the fee from a sell-on.
The attacker scored 15 goals and registered four assists for the Black Cats last term, which followed his 24 goal involvements in all competitions the season before.
York-born Leeds United academy graduate Clarke made his first senior appearance for the Whites in 2018, for whom he scored twice for, before earning a move to Tottenham in the summer of 2019.
Clarke struggled for gametime during his tenure at Spurs and was sent out on loan to QPR, Stoke City and Sunderland. He made his move to the Stadium of Light permanent in 2022 and has already contributed a goal and an assist in his first two matches of this season.
Meanwhile, the Blues, who travel to Manchester City tomorrow (3pm), are set to confirm the signing of Armando Broja on a season-long loan from Chelsea – which will take their tally of summer incomings to 10.