Ipswich Rejects Brentford's £35m Bid for Winger Omari Hutchinson
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Summary
Ipswich rejected a £35m bid from Brentford for winger Omari Hutchinson due to the offer not being cash up front. Brentford remains interested in the 21-year-old player but is exploring other options.
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Brentford, under new boss Keith Andrews, are still keen on a deal for the 21-year-old.
There is a reluctance from the Bees to pay what Ipswich want for the player and they are looking at other options.
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