Transfer rumours for the summer of 2026 mention Jack Clarke of Ipswich as a potential incoming player for Sheffield United.

Reports have linked United with a move for Ipswich Town's Jack Clarke. It is possible that he could leave in pursuit of more first-team minutes if Kieran McKenna's side strengthened significantly.

The Blades have identified Jack Clarke as a potential major signing this summer, with the hope that Ipswich Town's promotion to the Premier League could facilitate his departure, even though he scored a team-high 16 goals. When Jaden Philogene was fit, Clarke was used as an impact substitute. A move to a team where he would be one of the main attacking players could be appealing, even if it means remaining in the Championship.

The Star has reported that Sheffield United are now considering an approach for Jack Clarke this summer. Clarke agreed a salary worth £25,000 per week as part of his move from Sunderland to Ipswich Town. A number of players at Sheffield United are receiving £30,000 per week, which is a figure Clarke might expect as part of a potential move. The winger started 23 of his 46 appearances in the Championship this year, which has raised questions about his future at Portman Road, as he could see his role within the team reduced over the summer.