BBC Sport looks at Ipswich striker Liam Delap's rise as he prepares to face former club Manchester City on Sunday.

Pep Guardiola pleased to see Liam Delap star at Ipswich - Delap has scored eight goals for the promoted Tractor Boys this season.

With his aggression, strength and win-at-all-costs mindset, striker’s old-school qualities set him apart from other English-qualified No 9s

Liam Delap was once a master of long throw-ins like his father, but was banned during his childhood playing days to complaints from parents.

Manchester City hold a big-money buy-back clause on Liam Delap as part of the agreement that saw him leave the Etihad Stadium for Ipswich last summer.Delap brought an end to his association with the

Delap, a former Manchester City youth star, is said to be wanted by Chelsea. Per Fabrizio Romano, the Stamford Bridge club are willing to pay a big fee to sign him. The 21-year-old is very interested in making the move, but may have to wait for the end of the season.

Football Insider has been told by Stefan Borson Ipswich Town star Liam Delap will quit the club after a new reveal.

The attention must now shift to the forward line. Twenty goals scored so far is the third-fewest in the league, as is an average of just 10 shots per game. Ipswich need to improve these numbers in the attacking third if they are to stay up.

Brighton boss Fabian Hurzeler has admitted that Ipswich Town goal-getter Liam Delap has been on his radar for some time. The Seagulls face the Tractor Boys in the Premier League this coming Thursday at Portman Road. One player to keep an eye out for is ...

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Kieran McKenna has spoken of his pride in a large group of players who have climbed the divisions for Ipswich Town, and the unit they have now forged again.

Liam Delap has been one of the revelations of the season so far, taking to life in the top flight with ease and becoming Ipswich's main man.His latest goal at Fulham is a testament to that.  Mere