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But if we do that then we have just wasted a transfer window again buying players for a specific manager and also a whole pre-season Especially when it is on a manager who has shown so far in his time with the club to be rather poor

Going to end up selling both and begging Ward to come back aren't we

Cant play Twilight Princess on Switch yet can we? I imagine that will come out again soon

Top's finally started checking his emails the pass few days then

Absolutely no stuttering experienced so far on the Switch 2!

Rutter smashed it in the championship and has done very well for Brighton this season

1 free - goalkeeper 3 loans - centre back, defensive/centre mid, striker 2 permanents - attacking mid (if Bilal leaves), striker

Never played it before and have just got through the second dungeon in Links Awakening Love the Mario stuff in it haha

https://www.efl.com/news/2024/june/07/efl-professional-retain-list-2023-24/

About to start finally playing through my other Zelda games I have played through BOTW, TOTK, Ocarina, and Majora's Mask but I have bought all the others on the Switch but never got around to playing them: Links Awakening Skyward Sword Echoes of Wisdom and now Wind Waker

Kappa They make some lovely kits https://www.footballkitarchive.com/kappa-kits/

Thomas?

I think the club have already used it this summer Polish goalkeeper Jakub Stolarczyk has seen his contract extended by the Club

A player we should’ve signed years ago

I mean it is just taking the piss

I think the club have been quite clear in the way it is stated that the club have been the ones that extended it? Polish goalkeeper Jakub Stolarczyk has seen his contract extended by the Club

Man City or anyone else cannot get him to sign a pro deal until he turns 17 either, at which point the clause will kick in anyway

Apparently the deal has a professional clause that will kick in when he turns 17 next July

Taken up an option to extend his contract rather than it being a new contract I expect

https://www.lcfc.com/pages/en/media-article/extensions-for-nine-rising-leicester-city-stars Nine exciting young talents from our Academy will extend their stays with Leicester City after a combination of new contracts, extension options and scholarship agreements were confirmed. Jeremy Monga has committed to commencing his professional career as a Leicester City player, with an agreement now in place to secure the talented teenager’s future at King Power Stadium. Jeremy will begin his Academy scholarship this summer with his first professional contract scheduled to commence in summer 2026. Our second-youngest appearance maker and the second-youngest player in Premier League history, having made the first of his seven Premier League appearances against Newcastle United in April, aged 15 years and 271 days, Jeremy is among an exciting group currently progressing on our Academy pathway, which he joined as an Under-9. Another midfielder, Sammy Braybrooke, 21, who made his First Team debut in the EFL Cup last season, sees his stay extended until at least 2027, while fellow midfielder Henry Cartwright has signed an extension until 2026 after a brilliant campaign for the Under-21s in PL2, which also saw him earn a place on the bench for our Premier League game with Newcastle United in December. Olabade Aluko, 18, has signed his first professional contract after his Premier League debut at Bournemouth on the final day, while talented young winger Silko Thomas, 20, who this season enjoyed a loan spell in Sky Bet League One with Wigan Athletic this season, has also extended terms. Completing the list of extensions are midfielders Bobby Amartey, 19 and Toby Onanaye, 18, both of whom impressed across our ages groups this season, and 20-year-old goalkeeper Stevie Bausor, who has been with us since Under-9s. Meanwhile, we have also made a contract offer to 21-year-old midfielder Brandon Cover, who enjoyed loan spells with Port Vale and Fleetwood Town during the 2024/25 season. All players will report to Seagrave for pre-season testing later this summer.

https://www.lcfc.com/pages/en/media-article/extensions-for-nine-rising-leicester-city-stars Polish goalkeeper Jakub Stolarczyk has seen his contract extended by the Club to 2027 after an impressive campaign that saw the 24-year-old Academy graduate collect 10 Premier League appearances.

Expect it will be a similar cost to the current Rog Ally X which is £800