Ipswich

A 191cm goalkeeper who came through West Bromwich Albion's academy and built his experience on loan at Kidderminster, Lincoln and Plymouth. After a long apprenticeship in the lower divisions he arrived at the top level at 30, bringing accurate long distribution as well as shot-stopping.

A 37-year-old goalkeeper who came through Tottenham's academy and has spent close to two decades moving around England with Brentford, Fulham and Brighton. With loans at Crewe and Reading on top of that, his experience is vast, and he now also serves as a steadying presence behind younger keepers.

A 195cm goalkeeper from Brighton's academy who settled at Ipswich after loan spells with Blackburn, Wigan and Plymouth. He was the man between the posts during the club's climb up the divisions, and is valued for his shot-stopping and composure inside his box.

At 206cm he is among the tallest goalkeepers in Europe. Raised at Emmen and Ajax, he moved to Brighton and then spent time at Vitesse, Oostende, Sturm Graz and Union Saint-Gilloise. That height lets him command crosses and high balls in a way few can.

A veteran right-back who came through QPR's academy and served West Bromwich Albion for years. Alongside his stubbornness in defence, his 183cm frame makes him a threat at set pieces. Spells at Swindon and Cambridge mean he has seen every level of the English game.

A left-back who came through Leeds' academy and reached Ipswich by way of Bournemouth. A regular near the top of the EFL assist charts, he drove the club's rise from the flank with accurate left-footed crossing and relentless overlapping.

A DR Congo international centre-back standing 193cm. He climbed the English ladder from Motherwell in Scotland through Wigan to West Bromwich Albion, with spells at Charleroi in Belgium and Reims in France along the way. Aerial dominance and raw power in duels define his game.

A French centre-back who was a Ligue 1 regular at Toulouse as a teenager before a big-money move to West Ham. He pairs a 194cm frame with genuine pace, and joined Ipswich after a spell at Fulham.

A left-footed centre-back raised in Hull City's academy. A loan at Cheltenham gave him the grounding to become a first-team regular, and he now builds from the back with composure and a good left-footed pass.

A Republic of Ireland centre-back who reached Ipswich via West Bromwich Albion's academy and Burnley. He wins his share in the air at 189cm and defends on the front foot, stepping out to break up play. He is also a fixture in his national team's back line.

An Ivorian player who moved to France at age 10 and developed in Strasbourg's youth system. Originally a striker, he has transitioned through wing to midfield. His pace and dribbling are his main strengths, and he made his professional debut in 2024.

A Dutch holding midfielder who came through Ajax's academy, established himself at Groningen and then moved to France. Ligue 1 spells at Reims and Rennes sharpened a game built on winning the ball and moving it simply.

A Paraguayan international attacker. Debuted professionally at Libertad at 15 before moving to Brighton. Possesses excellent speed and technique, with impressive long-range shooting accuracy. Despite his small stature, his explosive acceleration cuts through defences.

A 185cm midfielder who made his name at Peterborough as a goal threat from the middle of the park before moving to Ipswich. A Republic of Ireland international, he contributes with well-timed runs into the box and shooting from range.

An anchor midfielder developed at Benfica. Possesses outstanding ball-winning ability and acts as a defensive filter at the base of midfield. Born in Angola with Portugal youth international experience, he has also played for Monaco and Burnley.

A Serbian international box-to-box midfielder who combines a high work rate with technical passing ability. Contributes on both sides of the ball and is also strong in the air with good striking technique. Capable of covering multiple midfield positions.

Argentina midfielder at Bayer Leverkusen, a Bundesliga title winner. A left-footed inside midfielder and a 2022 World Cup winner.

A 22-year-old midfielder from Ipswich's own academy who gained his experience on loan at Wycombe and Huddersfield. He is at his best breaking up play in front of the defence, and has already logged plenty of competitive minutes in the lower divisions.

A left-footed Chile international who arrived at Ipswich via Universidad Católica and Norwich. A fierce shot from distance and quality set-piece delivery are his weapons, allied to South American technique and bite in the tackle.

A Ghana international right winger who reached Ipswich via Sporting and Leicester. He can go outside or cut inside, and at 22 he already has Premier League minutes behind him.

A 20-year-old Norwegian who broke through at Nordsjælland. He earned his move to England on the back of his form in Denmark, and is rated for his versatility across the front line and the quality of his runs in behind.

A 191cm striker and the son of David Hirst, a Sheffield Wednesday great. He arrived at Ipswich via Leicester and Portsmouth, offering hold-up play built on his height and a knack for bundling in the scrappy chances.

A Dutch striker who scored 32 Championship goals at Millwall. Combines physical strength with shooting power and boasts high finishing ability inside the box. Also capable of playing as a second striker.

An attacker who came through Aston Villa's academy and raised his stock with his form at Hull City. Equally comfortable on either flank or through the middle, he unlocks games with sharp dribbling and a willingness to shoot.

A Brazilian striker developed at Athletico Paranaense. Goals at Göztepe in Turkey earned him a move to Toulouse and then on to England at 22. He uses his 186cm frame to bully his way through and is fearless in front of goal.

An attacker from Leicester's academy who gained his experience on loan at AFC Wimbledon and elsewhere. He can operate centrally or wide, and his value lies in the quality of his movement into the box and his instinct for a first-time finish.

A striker who came through Arsenal's academy and was the Championship's leading scorer with Middlesbrough in 2022-23. His travels have taken in PAOK in Greece, Ajax and Lille, and he brings left-footed technique and composure inside the box.

An Albania international who reached Ipswich via Wycombe and Bristol City. Shooting and dribbling with his left foot are his strengths, and he offers flexibility across the attacking midfield positions.

A rapid forward who worked his way up through Matsumoto Yamaga, Mito and Yokohama F. Marinos, finishing as J1's top scorer along the way. He collected major honours during nearly five years at Celtic before moving to England. Extraordinary pace and the engine to lead the press from the front are his calling cards.

A left winger who came through Leeds' academy and blossomed at Sunderland after a move to Tottenham. Cutting in to shoot with his right foot is his trademark, and he arrived at Ipswich off the back of double-figure scoring seasons in the Championship.