Director Kiran McKena says that the Epswich striker has obtained permission to explore his “options” for the next season and speak to other clubs.
The 22 -year -old joined the boys from Manchester City in a deal of up to 20 million pounds last summer, but it is expected that the club will leave after landing to the tournament after only one campaign in the Premier League.
Manchester United, Chelsea and Newcastle have been linked to a step in favor of England under 21, which has a requirement to issue 30 million pounds in his contract, while City also holds the option to buy.
Makina said: “Liam looks at his options for the next year, which I think is entitled to do and support him.”
“I think we have given permission to do this this week. It is a very important decision for his future. Of course there is a lot of attention – and I think so. I think part of his week was taking some of these talks.
“It seems likely to move this summer and has interest from every club in the league, and I don't think there are many clubs in the world that you don't want to get.
“Nothing is sorted, nothing, completion, or even very close, so that this process takes its path.”
Dilab will look forward to adding his 12 goals in 36 Premier League games when he hosts the Epsut West Ham on Sunday (16:00 GMT).
However, no other iPSWich player has approached the dual numbers in the lead with the club's quick return to the second -class layer in April.
Makina added: “We will be proud of the part that we had in terms of Liam's development and his contribution this season,” McKena added.
“If he remains with us, we will be happy, and if this summer moves, this will be a positive sign for the club to develop and sell a player on this type of level, and we hope that this is a good step for him as well.”
McKena has also confirmed that midfielder Massimo Longo will leave Portman's road this summer when his contract expires, but continuous conversations with defenders Cameron Burgis and Excel Tanzop due to possible extensions.
