Ipswich Town return to the Premier League and the Tractor Boys are determined to ensure their stay in the top-flight is longer than their previous visit.
Kieran McKenna orchestrated an immediate return to the Premier League last season by guiding the Suffolk outfit to automatic promotion, but Ipswich's preparations for another crack amongst the big boys was disrupted by McKenna's shock departure in early June.
Ipswich subsequently turned to former Bournemouth and Wolves head coach Gary O'Neil to take over at Portman Road, and the 43-year-old has experience of hauling clubs clear of the relegation zone in the Premier League.
The Tractor Boys spent over £130 million following their previous promotion to the top-flight and they've dipped into their pockets once again this summer as they bid to strengthen their squad for the forthcoming campaign.
From loanees joining the club on a permanent basis to two captures from Fulham, we've compiled a list of all of Ipswich's transfer business.
Every signing Ipswich Town have made in the 2026/27 summer transfer window
- Cedric Kipre (Reims, £2.1m, loan made permanent)
- Chuba Akpom (Ajax, £7m, loan made permanent)
- Emersonn (Toulouse, £24m)
- Kayne van Oevelen (FC Volendam, £3.4m)
- Abdul Fatawu (Leicester, £20m)
- Issa Diop (Fulham, £8.5m)
- Daizen Maeda (Celtic, £8m)
- Kjell Scherpen (Union Saint Gilloise, £8.5m)
- Florentino Luis (Burnley, £16m)
- Sasa Lukic (Fulham, £9m)
Despite a return of two goals in 30 appearances last term, Chuba Akpom's loan deal included a £7m obligation to buy if Ipswich won promotion to the Premier League and the former Ajax marksman is now at the club on a permanent basis.
He accompanies Cedric Kipre in making a loan switch permanent as the centre-back joined from Reims in a £2.1m deal.
The goalkeeper position was a major issue for Ipswich during their previous Premier League season and the Tractor Boys have revamped their options in the department with the arrivals of Kayne van Oevelen and Kjell Scherpen.
The Suffolk outfit also failed to sign an adequate replacement for Liam Delap on their return to the Championship and with Jack Clarke top-scoring for McKenna last term with 16 goals, attacking reinforcements were required.
Ipswich have spent lavishly on signing Brazilian striker Emersonn from Toulouse in a £24m deal, while Daizen Maeda swapped Celtic Park for Portman Road in an £8m deal.
Despite Leicester City's relegation to League One, Ipswich were made to cough up £20m to sign Ghana international winger Abdul Fatawu. The Tractor Boys also capitalised on swapping places with Burnley to sign midfielder Florentino Luis.
Ipswich have made not one, but two acquistions from Fulham with Sasa Lukic following Issa Diop in making the switch from west London to Suffolk.
