According to Football Insider, Ipswich offered Callum Wilson an 18-month contract, but the striker is now expected to stay at West Ham.

It now seems likely Callum Wilson will remain at the London Stadium, after the 33-year-old striker scored a late winning goal against Tottenham on the weekend.

According to sources for Football Insider, Ipswich Town are offering Callum Wilson an 18-month contract in an attempt to sign him ahead of Celtic and Everton. Ipswich are trying to sign the player by meeting his demands for an 18-month deal. Wilson has decided to leave West Ham this month and has been given permission to find a new club. Football Insider reported on 6 January that Wilson has agreed to leave West Ham by terminating his contract early. Ipswich are determined to agree terms with Wilson and will compete with Premier League and European suitors to sign him.

According to TWTD, Ipswich Town is one of the clubs interested in West Ham United striker Callum Wilson. The 33-year-old is in discussions with West Ham to terminate his contract early, which would allow him to leave as a free agent. Ipswich faces competition for Wilson, with Coventry City, Leicester, Leeds, Celtic, and Sevilla also reported to be interested.