Chelsea have agreed to sell their young attacking midfielder, Omari Hutchinson, to newly promoted EPL team Ipswich Town, according to Fabrizio Romano. The deal is worth £22 million, and the player will undergo medical tests this weekend.
The Stamford Bridge club will also not have a buy-back clause, but the agreement includes a sell-on clause for his possible sale in the future. Kieran McKenna's stay at Ipswich Town is reportedly crucial to the player's return to the club after a season-long loan.
Hutchinson, who started his youth career at Chelsea, made 44 appearances for Ipswich Town in the Championship last season, scored 10 goals and recorded 5 assists. He also appeared four times for The Tractor Boys in the EFL and scored one goal.
The player's move appears to be a good decision, as Chelsea's current squad is loaded with attacking midfielders who might place him in tough competition for game time.