Ipswich Town have secured promotion to the Premier League, the official Premier League account announced on Saturday. The Tractor Boys clinched their return to the top flight under manager Kieran McKenna, marking a remarkable turnaround for the club that last competed in the Premier League in the 2001-02 season.
Ipswich Town promoted back to Premier League after impressive Championship campaign
The promotion caps a strong season in the Championship for Ipswich, who have demonstrated consistency and tactical discipline throughout the campaign. McKenna, highly regarded for building a robust system and culture at the club, has guided the team with notable performances from key players, including forward Liam Delap, whose form has drawn interest from top-flight clubs like Chelsea.
Ipswich's ascent comes after back-to-back promotions, highlighting effective recruitment and development despite previous struggles. Many anticipate a competitive battle to avoid immediate relegation upon their return to England's elite division. The club will now prepare for the rigours of Premier League competition in the upcoming 2026-27 season.
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