Re­ports out of Eng­land state that strik­er Ja­son Scot­land could be­come a ca­su­al­ty of the Paul Jew­ell rev­o­lu­tion at Ip­swich Town.The 32-year-old strik­er is at­tract­ing in­ter­est from League One club Sheffield Wednes­day, with new own­er Mi­lan Man­dar­ic back­ing man­ag­er Gary Meg­son with the funds to as­sem­ble a for­ward line ca­pa­ble of fir­ing the fall­en gi­ants back to the Cham­pi­onship.And while Blues boss Jew­ell is cer­tain­ly un­der no pres­sure to sell any play­ers this sum­mer, he may well de­cide to cash in and rein­vest the mon­ey in­to oth­er ar­eas of his squad.The Liv­er­pudlian cur­rent­ly has five strik­ers at this dis­pos­al; new sign­ing Michael Chopra, teenage star Con­nor Wick­ham, Tamas Priskin, promis­ing young­ster Ro­nan Mur­ray and Scot­land.

Jew­ell men­tioned each of his se­nior strik­ers by name in an in­ter­view on Mon­day, but his com­ments about 'qual­i­ty' which fol­lowed ques­tions raised as to the fu­ture of his fringe for­wards."We've got some good strik­ers at the club," said Jew­ell. "We've got Con­nor (Wick­ham), we've got Ja­son Scot­land, we've got Tamas Priskin and now we've got Michael Chopra, but I still want an­oth­er one."Scot­land scored 10 goals in 33 starts for Town last sea­son in what was a luke­warm de­but cam­paign fol­low­ing a £750,000 switch from Wigan. Of his 19 ap­pear­ances un­der Jew­ell he played the full match just once.The Trinidad and To­ba­go for­ward, who was re­port­ed­ly close to re­turn­ing to for­mer club Swansea on loan ear­li­er this year, still has a year left to run on his con­tract. Scot­land is cur­rent­ly at home train­ing with the Se­nior men's na­tion­al team.