Issa Diop already has a new team in the Premier League. The 29-year-old Moroccan defender joined Ipswich, a club that has just been promoted to the English top flight.
The center back arrives from Fulham. Ipswich announced this Wednesday the signing of a four-year contract. The amount of the transfer was not revealed, but press reports put it at 8.5 million pounds ($11.4 million).
Return from the World Cup for a new challenge
Diop was part of the Moroccan team that reached the quarterfinals of the 2022 World Cup in Qatar. He played five of the six games in the tournament, until losing 2-0 to France.
His highlight was a header goal in added time against the Netherlands in the round of 16, forcing a tie which Morocco later won on penalties.
The defenseman changed his national eligibility last March. Born in France, he chose to represent Morocco thanks to his family ties, according to FIFA rules.
Career in the Premier
Ipswich will be his third club in the English league. Previously, Diop spent four seasons at Fulham and another four at West Ham. Now, with the promotion, he will seek to consolidate himself in his new team.




