Sasa Lukic Passes Medical Ahead of £9m Ipswich Move

Short overview
Sasa Lukic has completed his medical ahead of a £9m transfer from Fulham to Ipswich Town. The 29-year-old Serbia international is set to sign a four-year contract, continuing Ipswich's active recruitment drive.
Sasa Lukic has completed his medical ahead of a £9 million move from Fulham to Ipswich Town, with the Serbia international set to sign a four-year contract that will keep him at Portman Road until June 2030.
The 29-year-old central midfielder's transfer is part of Ipswich's ongoing recruitment drive as they look to strengthen their squad. Lukic has been a consistent presence for Fulham since joining from Torino three and a half years ago, making 106 appearances for the Cottagers.
Medical Completed, Contract Ready
According to reports, Lukic has passed the required medical examinations, clearing the way for the deal to be finalized. The £9m package includes the transfer fee and associated costs, with the player expected to put pen to paper on a contract that runs until the summer of 2030.
Ipswich's Recruitment Push
The move underscores Ipswich's ambition in the transfer market, as the club continues to add experienced international talent to its ranks. Lukic's arrival brings a wealth of top-flight experience, having played in Serie A with Torino and in the Premier League with Fulham.
Lukic's time at Fulham saw him become a reliable option in midfield, contributing to the team's efforts in both domestic and cup competitions. His departure marks the end of a significant chapter in his career, as he embarks on a new challenge with Ipswich.
The deal is expected to be officially announced once all paperwork is completed, with Lukic set to join his new teammates in the coming days.
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