Ipswich Town manager Kieran McKenna has confirmed ongoing discussions with Chelsea regarding a loan deal for striker Armando Broja, which would include a £30 million buy option contingent on the club avoiding relegation. However, the move has stalled after Broja failed a medical due to an achilles issue, prompting Chelsea to conduct further scans to assess the injury. With time running out before the transfer deadline, Ipswich is also exploring other options, including a potential move for Cercle Brugge forward Kevin Denkey, who has attracted significant interest after a stellar season in Belgium. Denkey scored 28 goals last season and is valued between €15-20 million. Ipswich is keen to bolster their squad after a challenging start to their Premier League campaign, having lost their first two matches against Liverpool and Manchester City. The club is under pressure to finalize new signings before the deadline closes on Friday.