Ipswich Town have rejected multiple bids from Premier League clubs for their star left-back, Leif Davis, as they prioritize their Championship promotion campaign for the 2025/26 season. The 25-year-old defender has emerged as one of the most coveted talents in the English second tier, drawing significant attention following an impressive 2024/25 Premier League season. Despite interest from top-flight sides, Ipswich are determined to retain Davis, viewing him as a cornerstone of their squad under manager Kieran McKenna.
Ipswich have turned down bids for Leif Davis from the Premier League. The 25yo has been on shortlist of clubs looking at left-backs after 24/25 campaign in #EPL. Club determined to have him part of Championship promotion campaign but more offers expected
— Mike McGrath (@mcgrathmike) August 7, 2025
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Standout Performer
Davis, who joined Ipswich from Leeds United in 2022, has been a standout performer, showcasing his attacking flair and defensive solidity. His ability to contribute both defensively and offensively—often providing key assists from the left flank—has made him a prime target for Premier League clubs seeking to bolster their options at left-back. Sources indicate that several top-tier teams had Davis on their shortlists after his performances in the 2024/25 campaign, where he demonstrated his versatility and consistency despite Ipswich’s relegation battle.
The Tractor Boys, however, are resolute in their stance. Having secured promotion to the Premier League in 2023/24, only to face relegation the following season, Ipswich are focused on an immediate return to the top flight. Davis is seen as integral to their ambitions, with the club rejecting bids in the recent transfer window. While the exact identities of the bidding clubs remain undisclosed, speculation suggests more offers could arrive before the transfer deadline or in January.
Ipswich’s resolve will be tested, as Davis’s stock continues to rise. For now, the club’s message is clear: Leif Davis is not for sale, and his talents will be key to their promotion push in the Championship.
