Newcomers of the English Premier League Ipswich Town have reached home ownership following the transfer of 22-year-old Paraguayan striker Julio Enciso from the French Strasbourg. Last season, he became one of the players of the French team under the leadership of the new Ipswich coach Gary O'Neill.

The great coach of Bournemouth and Wolves, who welcomed the club from Portman Road, particularly emphasized the latest transfer of his great mentor. For Enciso himself, he turned to the good news of the club - in 2025 he already played for Ipswich on a six-month loan from Brighton.

Strasbourg, which is part of the BlueCo football empire (along with London's Chelsea), highly valued the Paraguayans. The Kerivnitstvo club has looked at him as a potential candidate for the upcoming move to Stamford Bridge. Although the exact amount of money will not be discussed, I decided to confirm that I will contribute part of the Ipswich transfer budget.

At the same time, these sales will bring Strasbourg a huge profit from the 7.7 million pounds sterling they paid for last year. Enciso's move continues Ipswich's incredibly active transfer campaign.

This year the club has already made 10 great signings, including: Daizen Maeda (transferred from Celtic) Abdul Fatawu (transferred from Leicester City) Emerson (transferred from Toulouse for a club record? 24 million).

It is impossible to resist the unreasonable need to top up the sum for Ensiso's record 24 million pounds paid for Emerson. Having secured their place in the elite division, Ipswich Town will begin the new season for the Premier League on September 22 with a home match against Sunderland.