Ben Johnson has completed his season-long loan move to Stoke City of the Championship. Johnson said that upon hearing of the interest from Stoke, it was a move he wanted to make, adding that the club has a lot of ambition. Stoke’s sporting director, Jon Walters, stated that Ben has been trusted to play at the highest level from a young age and has been involved in successful teams for both club and country.

Stoke City have signed Ben Johnson from Ipswich Town on a season-long loan. The right-back played 17 games last season for Ipswich, when the club won promotion to return to the Premier League. Johnson's arrival is part of a restructuring at Stoke City, and he is their seventh signing of the summer.

Blues full-back Ben Johnson will join Hirst at Stoke on a season-long loan, and the move is expected to be confirmed.

Stoke City are attempting to sign Ben Johnson, a 26-year-old English right-back, before their match against Saints on Saturday. To be eligible, he must be registered by midday on Friday. The proposed transfer is part of a potential deal to sign two players from Ipswich, as Stoke are also pursuing Johnson's teammate George Hirst. According to various reports, Johnson, who joined Ipswich from West Ham United in 2024 and made 20 appearances last season, is expected to arrive on loan. Johnson's contract at Ipswich is valid until 2028. He has 10 caps for the England U21 national team, and his current Transfermarkt market value is €6.00m.