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This seasons wage taken from Capology the green tick indicating that it's verified so would be reduced in the championship.

Not sure if anyone will now but I always park at Newark street which normally closes at 6pm on Sundays I know the council keeps it open longer for midweek and Saturday fixtures but will it stay open till gone 9pm on a Sunday.

Vardy and Lineker up front all my dreams have been realized.

Ayew instead of Buonanotte so we are going to try and win by creating less chances brilliant

We should keep Cannon he is 22 and his stats prove he is comparable to Daka if not better, Daka spent most of his career at Salzburg who dominated the league at the time.

I agree completely with this longevity and loyalty, achieving or surpassing club records and something that helps the club and fans realise a dream.

What that actual this is a joke with Palace on Wednesday

Should be rested today he can spend the day with his family he's earnt it.

Happy Birthday to the goat 38 today Nice to see Sky Sports giving him some appreciation. https://www.skysports.com/watch/video/13286575/happy-birthday-jamie-vardy-the-premier-leagues-greatest-wind-up-merchant

When the transfer widow opens 1st July.

Even if we get quality in in the transfer market is Rudd going to play them he keeps making the same mistakes Ayew again seriously.

We can go out a spend around £50m because it's pretty much nailed on that Mads will leave in the summer for this amount so the club cannot use PSR as an excuse not to spend big.

3rd Jan someone must be lined up already surely.

That's a good shout I personally would send him to a Championship club that will play him the standard is better if he can make an impact at this level for the remainder of this season then he will be ready for us next season.

Congratulations Choudhury your officially the best player in Bangladesh Leicester Star to Become First Bangladeshi in Premier League By: Cokorda Krishna Sadhana, December 31, 2024 11:05 am Leicester City midfielder Hamza Choudhury has officially been cleared by FIFA to play for the Bangladesh national football team. Born in Loughborough, the 27-year-old previously represented England at the U-21 level, earning seven caps. However, his eligibility to represent Bangladesh comes through his family heritage. This development marks a historic moment, as Choudhury is the first Premier League player to join the ranks of the Bangladesh national team, which is currently ranked 185th in the FIFA world rankings. Choudhury expressed his excitement over the decision, saying, as quoted from BBC Sport, “I’m so happy everything is over the line and I can’t wait to be playing for Bangladesh.” The Bangladesh Football Federation (BFF) confirmed the move, highlighting that FIFA’s Player Status Chamber of the Football Tribunal approved Choudhury’s eligibility. Since making his senior debut for Leicester City in 2017, Choudhury has made 89 league appearances and was part of the team that clinched the club’s first-ever FA Cup title in 2021. Notably, Choudhury stands out as the only active British Asian footballer in the Premier League. Another player of similar background, Arjan Raikhy, is also contracted to Leicester City but has not yet made his Premier League debut. Choudhury’s allegiance switch represents a significant boost for Bangladesh, who also had veteran Denmark-born midfielder Jamal Bhuyan as their star diaspora player, as they seek to emerge out of the shadows of India within the South Asian footballing scene. Choudhury’s presence would be vital for Bangladesh as they will embark on their 2027 AFC Asian Cup qualifying campaign on March of next year, taking on India, Singapore, and Hong Kong.