Ipswich Town is currently gearing up for their return to the Premier League with pre-season training in full swing. During the session, Omari Hutchinson was seen training for the first time since his permanent move from Chelsea in a record deal for the club. Connor Bennett from BBC Radio Suffolk is excited about Hutchinson’s potential in the top flight and is happy to have his presence at the training ground, calling him a “familiar face.”
On the Tractor Social podcast, Bennett shared his thoughts on Hutchinson’s potential in the Premier League based on his performance towards the end of last season. He mentioned that Hutchinson received praise from fans of elite clubs and improved significantly under Kieran McKenna. Bennett sees Hutchinson’s move to Ipswich as beneficial for all parties involved.
Ipswich has also signed defender Ben Johnson, and Bennett praised this acquisition, emphasizing the importance of not only improving the squad but also protecting valuable assets for a Premier League club. He highlighted the potential for Ipswich to generate a significant profit from players like Johnson and Hutchinson if they perform well in the upcoming seasons. Bennett believes that acquiring players of this caliber will elevate the team and benefit other players who are making the transition from lower divisions to higher levels.
Listeners can tune in to BBC Sounds to hear more insights and discussions on Ipswich Town’s preparations for the upcoming season.
