Millwall has secured the signing of center-back Elkan Baggott from Ipswich Town for an undisclosed fee, the club announced on July 15, 2026.
The 23-year-old defender signed a long-term agreement with the Lions, becoming their fifth acquisition of the summer transfer window.
His arrival follows earlier signings of Jenson Metcalfe, Tairyk Arconte, Mathis Servais, and Mark Sykes.
Standing at six-foot-five, Baggott operated as fourth-choice center-back for Ipswich Town last season, where he made two cup appearances alongside featuring for their under-21 squad.
Having developed through Ipswich's youth academy, the defender recorded nine first-team appearances across six seasons.
His development includes multiple loan stints across the English Football League, spending time with King's Lynn Town in the National League, Gillingham in League Two, and League One sides Cheltenham Town, Bristol Rovers, and Blackpool.
Internationally, Baggott has earned 28 caps for Indonesia, scoring two goals.
Director of Football Comments
Millwall director of football Steven Gallen expressed enthusiasm regarding the addition to the squad's backline. "I'm delighted to bring Elkan to the club," said Gallen.
Gallen highlighted the club's long-standing interest and tracking of the defender's growth through various league loan spells.
"He's a player we've been tracking for some time now, and we've followed his development closely – both at Ipswich Town and through his loan spells in the EFL, where he has picked up valuable experience against senior, physical opposition," he added.
