Anis Mehmeti could leave Ipswich Town, despite only signing for the club in January. Following their promotion, questions have been raised about whether Mehmeti is good enough for the first division or if he should be sold. Selling the Albanian this summer could be a smart decision, and the club should be able to make a substantial profit on him. The majority of Championship clubs are considered unlikely to refuse an opportunity to sign Mehmeti. A transfer could be beneficial for all parties, as his game time is likely to be limited in the Premier League, and he has a demonstrated record of success in the second tier.

Wilkin expects Anis Mehmeti to be loaned out, rather than sold, as an improved year in the Championship could result in him being back with Ipswich next season, or if the Tractor Boys are relegated once more, he could be a useful asset in the second tier. Wilkin stated that he expects Mehmeti will go out on loan to the Championship next season with the aim of getting game time and keeping his value high. The 25-year-old Albanian international joined Ipswich Town in January 2026, and his contract runs until the summer of 2029. His current Transfermarkt market value is €14.00m.