Ipswich Town are continuing to pursue Real Betis’ Nelson Deossa this summer. While Ipswich have shown interest in the 26-year-old, they have not yet made a bid. Real Betis are expecting offers to be made in the coming days and are asking for a fee of €10m to sell Nelson Deossa. The incoming manager at Ipswich Town is likely to be a significant factor in whether the English club will offer €10m. There is also a possibility that Ipswich could try to sign Deossa on a loan with an obligation to buy if they avoid relegation.

According to reports from Spain, Ipswich Town have begun making inquiries about Nelson Deossa's situation. ABC Sevilla reports that Ipswich are among the clubs interested in the midfielder. It is reported that Betis believe a sale exceeding €9.2m would result in a profit. ABC Sevilla also states that the Andalusian side are considering retaining a percentage of the player's rights in any potential sale. Betis are waiting to see if multiple clubs will make offers for Deossa, and money from the Premier League is viewed internally as a factor that could rapidly increase his valuation if Ipswich's interest becomes more serious or if other English clubs also become interested.

It is reported that Ipswich Town are interested in Real Betis' Colombian midfielder, Nelson Deossa, and are the latest club to have enquired about the 26-year-old. The Argentinian club River Plate and the Brazilian sides Flamengo and Vasco da Gama are also interested in the player, who could leave this summer after receiving limited opportunities. Betis would be open to a deal that results in a profit, and Deossa's former club, Monterrey, is due 15% of any money made from a transfer.