Wycombe Wanderers are reportedly interested in re-signing former striker Uche Ikpeazu from League One rivals Port Vale.
The Ugandan forward, who spent the 2020/21 season at Adams Park when the Chairboys were in the Championship, has scored one goal in 17 appearances for the Valiants after he re-joined the Staffordshire-based team in the autumn, following the termination of his contract at the Turkish side, Konyaspor.
However, if Wanderers want to secure the services of the 27-year-old, they will need to fend off competition from fellow third-tier club, Charlton Athletic, according to Sky Sports.
🗞️ If at first you don’t succeed, try again.
— The Wycombe Way (@theWycombeWay) January 18, 2024
Wycombe are reportedly pursuing a deal to re-sign Port Vale striker Uche Ikpeazu. The Ugandan has been given permission to speak to other clubs.
Charlton are also interested.
[Sky Sports] #Chairboys pic.twitter.com/44PJEffniv
It’s not the first that the forward has been linked with a move back to Buckinghamshire, as he was reportedly increasingly close to signing a contract with Wycombe in the summer.
His trainer also teased via social media that a potential return was on the cards.
However, no transfer materialised and he opted to sign for Port Vale, where he had a brief spell during the 2015/16 season, where he scored six goals in 28 matches in all competitions.
'Nothing concrete' in terms of Uche Ikpeazu's potential exit from Port Vale as Wycombe remain interested.
— James Richings (@James_BFP) January 18, 2024
The #Chairboys were very close to signing the one-time Adams Park man in the summer. https://t.co/JkGvy2xHsI
This is the fourth consecutive transfer window that Ikpeazu has been linked with a move back to Wycombe.
He scored six goals in 33 matches during his only season at Adams Park.
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