Goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel is considering leaving Leicester City because he is not happy with the management style of Claude Puel. That is according to The Mirror, who report remarks made by Schmeichel’s father Peter, Manchester
Leicester City midfielder Adrien Silva wants to leave the club before Thursday, either on loan or on a permanent basis. The 29 year old Portuguese international, part of the victorious team that won Euro 2016,
Claudio Ranieri has been linked with a move for Leicester right-back Danny Simpson. That is according to The Daily Mirror who note that the former Manchester United trainee is out of contract with Leicester at
Japanese international Shinji Okazaki wants to leave Leicester in the current transfer window because of a lack of game time under manager Claude Puel. That is according to Sky Sports who quote an interview that
Manchester City may be ready to make a £50 million bid for Leicester City and England full-back Ben Chilwell in the January transfer window. This is despite having spent £52 million to sign Benjamin Mendy
New Fulham manager Claudio Ranieri wants to sign Leicester City striker Islam Slimani in the January window. Ranieri signed the Algerian international for a club-record fee when he was in charge at Leicester in August
Aston Villa have been linked with a move for former Premier League winner Robert Huth. Villa had been expected to re-sign former England captain John Terry, who spent last season on loan with the Championship
Chelsea midfielder Danny Drinkwater is being linked with a January move back to Leicester City, the club he left in a £35 million deal a year ago. However, the move that was intended to recreate
Leicester City midfielder Wilfred Ngidi has signed a new six-year deal with the club, after twice winning their Young Player of the Season award. The 21-year old Nigerian international only signed for Leicester from Belgian
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