There are reports that Kalvin Phillips could have his loan from Manchester City to Ipswich cancelled, potentially paving the way for a return to Leeds. However, it is not clear how genuine the chance of this occurring is.

Former England international Kalvin Phillips, who is currently with Ipswich Town, is reportedly having difficulties with his performance at the club. It is believed that Phillips is interested in returning to his former club, Leeds United. Sources cited by Football Insider indicate that senior figures at Ipswich think Phillips is still mentally attached to Leeds, suggesting his wish to return to Elland Road. Despite this, the transfer may be unlikely since Phillips is said to have recommended Crysencio Summerville to make a move to West Ham.

Kalvin Phillips has been linked with a move back to his former club Leeds United.

Kalvin Phillips, currently on loan at West Ham, may return to Leeds, the club that made him famous. According to Football Insider, if United is promoted, Phillips already has clear ideas about what to do. According to the Daily Mail, Phillips should be put on the market next summer to feed any new entries in the squad at the disposal of the Catalan coach. Manchester City could ask for a price of about 30 million pounds for his transfer.