Real Madrid 'keen' on Rodrygo exchange for another Liverpool player, with Slot to 'make the final decision.'

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Reports indicate that Liverpool will allow Arne Slot to have the ‘final say’ as Real Madrid looks to exchange Rodrygo for Alexis Mac Allister this summer.  The Reds clinched the Premier League title on Sunday with four games remaining after defeating Tottenham 5-1 in a dominant performance at Anfield.  Liverpool lead their closest competitors, Arsenal, by 15 points – with the Gunners likely to end up as runners-up for the third consecutive season – and now the Reds can focus on their summer objectives.  Slot’s squad received a significant uplift recently when Mohamed Salah and Virgil van Dijk inked new two-year deals after speculation they might depart on free transfers in the summer.  A player who is highly expected to depart is Trent Alexander-Arnold, with numerous reports suggesting he will move to Real Madrid when his contract ends in late June.  Reports from Spain suggest that Real Madrid may be poised to sign another Liverpool star, as Defensa Central stat...

Liam Delap reacts to transfer interest from Manchester United and Chelsea.

• Liam Delap has stood out for Ipswich Town during this season. 

• Man Utd and Chelsea are said to be keen on former Man City forward. 

• Delap expressed his opinion regarding a transfer from Ipswich. 

Ipswich Town's star forward Liam Delap has played down the growing transfer rumors about him, emphasizing that he is concentrating on his team's current fight against relegation. 

The Tractor Boys might be sitting below the dotted relegation line, yet Delap's impressive performance is a key factor in why Ipswich has not been left behind at the bottom of the standings. The 22-year-old, marked by bruises, is among only 12 players in the league who have scored in double figures for Premier League goals, contributing an impressive 43% of Ipswich's total. 

The ex-Manchester City academy alumnus scored once more this weekend, netting the first goal in a hard-fought 1-1 draw against Champions League contenders Aston Villa. 

When faced with the increasing speculation connecting Delap to a summer transfer - both Manchester United and Chelsea have been referenced - the composed young player separated himself from that chatter. 

"It’s something I make an effort to avoid," he cautioned. "Those near me have advised me to avoid it, but it's something I excel at, focusing on my goals." That's kicking a ball here. I'm truly having a great time here and I love playing each week. "That is the key point." 

Delap recently transferred to Ipswich from City during the summer in a deal that may increase to £20m. The current English champions are said to have a buyback option for the skilled forward and are due to receive 20% of his transfer fee if any agreement occurs. 

"Focusing on my current situation is especially significant for me," Delap remarked. "I'm really joyful here; I'm having a great time here." I simply anticipate playing football. "I approach each game individually and concentrate on the upcoming one." 

Should there be a moment when Delap considers leaving Ipswich, Chelsea is mentioned as one of his probable destinations. Blues manager Enzo Maresca collaborated with the strong forward while they were in City's youth squad and has publicly commended his former player this season. 



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