Ipswich Town, a newly promoted Premier League side, are interested in Simon Adingra, offering him the prospect of playing regular football in England's top flight. Sunderland are open to a sale if they can secure a fee around £30 million, leveraging Adingra's contract, which runs until 2030.

Simon Adingra appears set to leave Sunderland 12 months after joining the club from Brighton and Hove Albion for approximately £21 million last summer. Adingra was loaned to Monaco in the January window, where he recorded three goals and two assists in 14 league games. His £16 million purchase option at Monaco was not exercised, and he is scheduled to return to Sunderland for the time being. It is reported that Ipswich Town, Roma, RB Leipzig, Hull City, and West Ham United are all interested in a move for the player.

Sunderland winger Simon Adingra, an Ivory Coast international, is the subject of interest for a permanent transfer from several clubs, including Ipswich Town. Adingra is 24 years old, has 30 caps and 5 goals for his country, and his contract runs until June 2030. He has garnered interest following a loan spell at AS Monaco. While Monaco is attempting to arrange another loan, other clubs are pursuing a permanent deal. Alongside Ipswich, Hull City, AS Roma, and RB Leipzig are also pursuing a permanent transfer. West Ham are also interested in the player despite their relegation to the Championship, and discussions have already occurred between the London club and Adingra. According to Transfermarkt, the player's current market value is estimated at €22 million. Sunderland signed Adingra from Brighton in July 2025 for a fee reported to be €24 million. Reports in June 2026 also mentioned that his loan included a purchase option for Monaco valued at €17 million.