Star has definite Leicester transfer agreement with potential club named We aim to speak on every and all Foxes updates and rumours during the time when the transfer window is open. Bear in mind that this speculation will be treated no differently, just analysed from either side. And contrary reports have emerged with regard to a standout Leicester City player at the end of this week. Is the forward staying or going? Let’s attempt to straighten out confusion.
It was first of all said that the LCFC playmaker would possibly be kept for the upcoming campaign. This was because City are holding firm for their price, not to mention no release clause being inserted. However, a separate noteworthy suggestion now states that the Fox in question has a ‘definitive’ Leicester transfer agreement. In the meantime a club which could perhaps be a potential destination has been named. What’s going on at King Power Stadium?
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You all know that the Leicestershire team could be forced to part with its prominent and most valuable assets this offseason. I know that is an ugly aspect of the sport for the Blue Army to have to face again this summer.
Nevertheless, the only way Leicester can progress is through satisfying Profit and Sustainability rules. Then they can sell one or two footballers and begin to reassemble a squad capable of lifting the Championship trophy once more.
But firstly, manager Ruud van Nistelrooy must be backed or another has to be appointed. This limbo and uncertainty certainly isn’t helping already chaotic circumstances on Filbert Way.
Star actually has Leicester City agreement and his potential destination was named
On Thursday, Foxes of Leicester commented on statements claiming Bilal El Khannouss could stay with the Foxes for 2025/26. Sadly that may not be the case.
“An agreement has reportedly been reached between Arsenal and the player’s agent. The Gunners must now match Leicester City’s financial demands to finalise the transfer of the Moroccan international.”
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Unfortunately, it is purported that an ‘agreement has been reached between Arsenal and the Moroccan’s agent’. Surely the East Midlanders will double the €22.5 million they originally outlaid.
