The shirt, which was worn by Williams in a 4-0 home defeat to Manchester City during the ill-fated 2021-22 Premier League season, was put on sale the day after he joined the Suffolk club.
It has been priced at £100 bidding or £200 to buy it outright in the hope either a Norwich or Ipswich fan will see the humour in it.
Williams joined the Tractor Boys on loan from Manchester United on Thursday, after making 26 appearances for the Canaries during his one-season loan spell.
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Milo Nicholls confirmed he had decided to sell the shirt after he saw the 22-year-old had signed for Ipswich.
The top is signed by the player and still has dirt marks from the match according to the description.
Williams’ shirt is yet to see any bids.
Both Norwich City and Ipswich Town have enjoyed flying starts to their EFL Championship seasons, with both clubs unbeaten so far.
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