Maximillian Entrup is a target for both Ipswich Town and Bristol City as the winter transfer window draws to a close. The Austrian striker has agreed terms with Holstein Kiel, but no agreement has been reached with his current club TSV Hartberg. Both Championship clubs are looking to boost their squads with Entrup, who is seeking regular game time ahead of the European Championship. The Austrian club is hoping to earn €1 million from his potential sale this month, while German side Schalke is said to be waiting until the summer to make a move for the forward.
Both Ipswich and Bristol City are interested in signing a striker this month who they believe can make a difference to their current Championship campaign. Maximillian Entrup’s goal for the second half of the season is to secure a spot in Ralf Rangnick’s team for the European Championship in Germany this summer, which means he will likely demand consistent game time in any potential negotiations. Entrup has been a vital player for Hartberg, having made 12 appearances in the Austrian Bundesliga this season and contributing eight goals and two assists. He joined TSV Hartberg from Marchfeld Donauauen last summer.
