Ipswich Town are in advanced talks to sign Zian Flemming, with the player keen on the move. The development emerged on Monday, pointing to negotiations that have progressed beyond initial contact.
Ben Jacobs reports that Flemming informed Burnley on Sunday night that he wished to leave, and the same report indicates the player’s stance aligns with Ipswich’s push to bring him in.
Describing talks as advanced suggests both clubs and the player’s side have moved into substantive discussions over the framework of a deal. It falls short of an agreement, and there is no suggestion yet that final terms have been settled or that a medical has been scheduled.
The player’s intent to move can often accelerate negotiations by clarifying his preferred destination, but the decisive step remains consensus between the clubs on the package. The report does not disclose figures or structure, and it remains to be seen whether add-ons or clauses will be a factor.
For Ipswich, progress at this stage typically means attention turns to closing the gap on fee and conditions, followed by personal terms and the usual formalities if a breakthrough is found. Equally, until an agreement is reached, the situation could still change should talks stall or alternatives emerge.
Flemming’s message to Burnley on Sunday night provides a clear marker of his position, and if negotiations continue on their current trajectory, the move could advance quickly. For now, the process remains in the negotiation phase rather than at the point of completion.