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Ipswich Town youngster Dylan Crowe has been linked with a move to Arsenal

A general view of the stadium ahead of the Emirates FA Cup third round match between Ipswich Town and Sheffield United at Portman Road on January 6...
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Ipswich Town youngster Dylan Crowe has reportedly gathered a list of suitors.

A general view of the control room at Ipswich Town during the Sky Bet Championship match between Ipswich Town and Norwich City  at Portman Road on September 2, 2018 in Ipswich, England.

According to a report in Mirror, Ipswich Town youngster Dylan Crowe has attracted the attentions of Premier League side Arsenal following his impressive performances for the England U17 side.

The report claims the Gunners have joined the likes of Manchester United, RB Leipzig and Borussia Dortmund in being linked with the youngster, while Ipswich remain keen to tie him down to a professional deal.

The talented right-back starred in England’s U17 side in the summer, helping the young Lions to a semi-final place at the European Championship where they lost to eventual winners Holland on penalties.

Crowe has been at Ipswich since he was 12 years old, and right now he is starring for the academy side as he is yet to make his professional debut for the first-team.

With such a promising future ahead, Ipswich are undoubtedly desperate to tie him down to a professional contract as a failure to do so could see him leave for a tribunal or compensation fee.

With Arsenal among other big clubs reportedly keen on his signature, there might be temptation for Crowe to move on from Portman Road especially when looking at Jadon Sancho’s success in Germany with Dortmund.

Dylan Crowe of England during the UEFA European Under-17 Championship match between Switzerland and England at The New York Stadium on May 10, 2018 in Rotherham, England.

But for Ipswich, losing him prior to tying him down to a professional deal could see them miss out on millions as they lose the opportunity to negotiate for a higher fee or watch him develop into a much better prospect.

The Tractor Boys have a history of producing top talent, with players such as Darren Bent, Kieron Dyer, Darren Ambrose, Richard Wright and Titus Bramble all going on to play top-flight football.

10th May,  AESSEAL New York Stadium, Rotherham,  England; UEFA Under 17 European Championships, Switzerland versus England; Dylan Crowe of England skips past a challenge from Jan Wornhard...