According to a report from @UtdFrenzy, newly promoted Ipswich Town are one of the sides interested in goalkeeper Radek Vitek this summer because he does not want to be on the bench.

Following his loan spell at Bristol City from Manchester United, it has been suggested that Ipswich Town should target 22-year-old goalkeeper Radek Vitek this summer. Manchester United have set a price of around £10 million for Vitek, a fee that has been described as a sensible option for Ipswich. During his time at Bristol City, interim manager Roy Hodgson stated that based on his observations, Vitek has all the attributes to be a Premier League goalkeeper. It is thought that several clubs will probably be interested in signing the player, and Ipswich manager Kieran McKenna, who was previously a coach at United, is being encouraged to use his connections to pursue a deal.