Ipswich Town have experienced an encouraging start to the 2019/20 campaign and will be looking to secure their third successive victory in League One when they host Shrewsbury Town tomorrow.

Currently top of the third-tier standings, the Tractor Boys have already clicked into gear and will unquestionably be targeting a sustained push for automatic promotion over the coming months.

Having bolstered his squad this summer by making bringing in eight new signings, Ipswich manager Paul Lambert may now have to move on several players in order to guarantee them regular first-team football.

With the summer transfer window set to close on September 2nd, it would not be at all surprising if the 50-year-old sanctions a number of outgoings in the coming days.

Keeping this in mind, here are two players who we think Ipswich should consider loaning out between now and Monday...

Harry Wright

Son of former England goalkeeper Richard Wright, Harry has yet to make his bow for Ipswich's first-team.

Currently being utilised by the Tractor Boys in their youth set-up, it may be worth loaning the 20-year-old out to a lower league side in the coming days.

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Whilst there is no doubting that the quality of academy football is improving, it could be argued that Wright could benefit considerably from playing regularly at senior level.

Therefore, if the shot-stopper does become the subject of considerable interest from elsewhere, Lambert should consider letting him leave on a temporary basis.

Barry Cotter

Signed for a report fee of £72k from Irish side Limerick in 2017 (via Transfermarkt), Barry Cotter has only made two appearances for Ipswich since making this switch.

Currently behind the likes of Kane Vincent-Young and Janoi Donacien in the pecking order at Portman Road, he could benefit from some time away from the club.

Although there is no denying that he is an exciting talent, Cotter's development as a player could stagnate if he is forced to ply his trade with Ipswich's Under-23s this season.

Taking this into consideration, it may be worth Lambert sending him out on loan to a lower league club who will give him the chance to nurture his skills week-in, week-out.