Everton has shown interest in Liam Delap and held discussions with his representatives. Delap demands guaranteed first-team minutes, which could affect Everton's chances of signing him.

Liam Delap is reportedly on the verge of making a transfer decision this week, with Chelsea and Manchester United showing significant interest. The 22-year-old has impressed during his debut season at Ipswich Town, scoring 12 goals in 37 matches. Due to a relegation release clause in his contract, Delap is available for €35 million. He has already engaged in discussions with several Premier League clubs, including Everton. Delap is keen to finalize a move soon to concentrate on aiding England in the U21 European Championship and seeks assurances regarding playing time. Ipswich's manager, Kieran McKenna, stated that Delap is weighing his options and is likely to depart this summer.

90min reports on Everton's pursuit of Liam Delap for a potential summer transfer. Everton have held talks with Liam Delap and his representatives regarding a summer switch. David Moyes revealed the club has spoken to Delap, competing with other interested clubs.

Team Talk has reported on Everton's pursuit of Liam Delap as a potential starting striker. Everton has engaged in discussions with Liam Delap, emphasizing in their proposal that he would take on the role of a starting striker. Although Everton is not considered the frontrunners, they are making efforts to secure his signing. Delap is expected to decide on his next club before departing for the Under-21 Euros. Due to a release clause, he is available for £30 million this summer. Ipswich is unable to prevent his exit because of this clause, and they are not inclined to obstruct his move following their relegation to the Championship. Everton has outlined their project to Liam Delap in a direct meeting that included David Moyes. These face-to-face discussions occurred this week, with Chelsea and Manchester United also expressing interest.

90min reports on the ongoing discussions between Everton and Liam Delap's representatives amid interest from Chelsea and Manchester United. Everton are still in open discussions with Liam Delap's representatives despite persistent interest from Chelsea and Manchester United.

Everton manager David Moyes publicly declared their interest in signing Liam Delap. TEAMtalk’s transfer insider Fraser Fletcher confirmed the news of Everton's interest in Delap, revealing that Moyes was keen to add a new striker to his frontline. Delap is valued at £40m by Ipswich, but their relegation from the Premier League means a clause in Delap’s deal can see the player leave for a fixed fee of £30m. Delap currently earns £20,000-a-week with Ipswich and is expected to ask for wages between £120,000 to £150,000 per week.

Everton manager David Moyes has confirmed his interest in signing Ipswich Town striker Liam Delap. Moyes acknowledged that Delap's other suitors likely have larger profiles than Everton, but vowed to battle for his signature if the player is open to moving to Merseyside. Moyes said, "He would be one who we would certainly have an interest in."

Everton are trying to complete the ambitious signing of Ipswich Town striker Liam Delap before Premier League rivals Manchester United and Chelsea. Everton have made a major push to try and convince him to join them over other elite clubs. David Moyes’ side want the 22-year-old to be the face of the future of the club. Everton’s interest in Delap was first revealed on April 7.

Everton is interested in signing Ipswich Town striker Liam Delap. However, Manchester United's proposal is reportedly more financially robust compared to Chelsea's and Everton's. Delap has expressed a desire to play European football but remains open to joining a club even if they fail to secure European competition next season.

The Sun reports on Everton's interest in signing Liam Delap from Ipswich Town.

Team Talk has reported that Everton is showing interest in signing Liam Delap from Ipswich Town. According to the report, Everton views Delap as a potential option for the upcoming summer transfer window as they anticipate the departures of two forwards: Dominic Calvert-Lewin, whose contract is set to expire in June, and due to the uncertainty surrounding Armando Broja’s loan from Chelsea. It is noted that Everton has gathered updated information on Delap and is closely monitoring his situation. Delap's release clause, which stands at £40 million, will become active if Ipswich faces relegation, a scenario that is expected. Everton is not the only team vying for Delap, as Brighton has also entered the competition alongside Premier League heavyweights such as Liverpool, Newcastle, Manchester United, and Chelsea, making Delap a highly coveted player this summer. The competition to secure Delap's signature is expected to be intense, with clubs needing to persuade him with their project plans and assurances of regular playing time.