Peterborough United forward Kyrell Lisbie has attracted interest from Millwall, despite signing a new contract in April that runs until 2030. The 22-year-old, son of former Charlton striker Kevin Lisbie, is now a target for the Championship side as the summer transfer window heats up. Posh currently sit 18th in League One with 53 points from 46 games, having scored 64 goals and conceded 68 this season.
What’s behind Millwall’s interest?
Millwall’s enquiry comes as they look to bolster their attacking options ahead of the new season. Lisbie, who has been a key player for Peterborough, offers pace and creativity in the final third. His long-term contract suggests Posh value him highly, but Millwall’s approach could test their resolve.
What does this mean for Peterborough United?
Losing Lisbie would be a blow for Peterborough, who are aiming to improve on their 18th-place finish last season. With 15 wins, 8 draws, and 23 losses, they’ve struggled for consistency. Manager Darren Ferguson will hope to keep his star forward, but the lure of a higher division could tempt Lisbie.
What’s next in the transfer saga?
Millwall’s interest is still in the early stages, but Peterborough will need to decide whether to cash in or hold firm. Meanwhile, midfielder Barry Bannan is set to return to Sheffield Wednesday from Millwall, adding to the transfer speculation surrounding the Lions.
