
Abdul Fatawu
22-Year-Old
Ipswich Town
Premier
2026 Fantasy Outlook
Fatawu joins Ipswich in a 20 million pound move from Leicester, a direct, dribbling winger who posted nine goals and seven assists in the Championship in 2025/26 after recovering from the ACL injury that wrecked his previous top-flight campaign. He gives Kieran McKenna a genuine attacking threat, and if he starts regularly for the promoted side, he could be one of their more productive fantasy options. The caveats are the step back up to the Premier League and lingering questions about his sharpness post-injury. The talent and end product are clear, though. He is a speculative but intriguing cheap attacker, worth monitoring closely, with real upside if he stays fit and holds a starting role.
Six crosses Friday
Fatawu recorded two shots (zero on goal), six crosses (three accurate) and one corner in Friday's 2-0 defeat against Liverpool.
ANALYSIS
Fatawu sent in six crosses but couldn't quite craft out any big chances during Friday's defeat. It was always going to be difficult to break down the backline, especially once Liverpool took a two-goal advantage. Fatawu should have a better time against some more beatable opponents, but Ipswich will be underdogs more often than not throughout this campaign.
Fatawu sent in six crosses but couldn't quite craft out any big chances during Friday's defeat. It was always going to be difficult to break down the backline, especially once Liverpool took a two-goal advantage. Fatawu should have a better time against some more beatable opponents, but Ipswich will be underdogs more often than not throughout this campaign.
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Assists opener in 5-2 loss
Fatawu assisted once to go with four crosses (two accurate) and two corners in Sunday's 5-2 loss against Manchester United. In addition, he was given a yellow card in the 37th minute.
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Six crosses during win
Fatawu generated six crosses (two accurate) and one corner in Saturday's 2-1 win over Sunderland.
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Starts the opener
Fatawu is in the starting XI for Saturday's game against Sunderland.
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Will be involved Saturday
Fatawu (undisclosed) will be available for Saturday's game against Sunderland, according to manager Gary O'Neil. "Fatawu [is] fine and will be involved."
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Not in squad for unknown reasons
Fatawu (undisclosed) is not in Ipswich Town's squad for Saturday's final friendly against Union Berlin, for reasons that remain unknown at this stage, just one week before the start of the Premier League season, the club posted.
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Ipswich to get deal done
Ipswich are set to complete the signing of Fatawu for a £20 million fee, according to Sky Sports.
ANALYSIS
Fatawu looks set to leave Leicester City, and all signs point to him joining Ipswich Town to bolster their attacking club. The £20 million fee will allow Ipswich to bolster their depth across the board ahead of a 2026/27 season where they'll play in the League One.
Fatawu looks set to leave Leicester City, and all signs point to him joining Ipswich Town to bolster their attacking club. The £20 million fee will allow Ipswich to bolster their depth across the board ahead of a 2026/27 season where they'll play in the League One.





