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Under 18s win their final game of the season

Silly season When you get the weird threads on here and the weird/stupid “ITK” rumours about the club which I expect will be in overdrive this summer

The Foxes Cup is announced!! 🦊🏆 #LCFC will host this new tournament for U15 teams, where several of the best academies in Europe will compete. Great initiative to give great experiences to the kids

So if his choices are us, Sevilla, and Ajax, it looks like none of us can likely offer him a really good rebuild

Two of the champions go with England U15 Hugo de Lisle and Jeremy Monga, champions of the PL Cup U16, will compete in the Vlatko Markovic Youth Tournament with their national team Well-deserved award for two great talents

Lookman scored for Atalanta

2nd contract for JJ, was just after he had come back from doing his Cruciate though...

232 appearances - 114 starts 10,856 minutes played - 120.6 90s 61 goals and 34 assists Goal contribution every 114 minutes It is a very good record to be leaving with

Ghezzal cost us £10m and was shocking, and we got naff all back for him We didn't spaff 10s of millions on Yunus, Under, and Tete as they were on loan and were able to get rid of them after 1 season (or half a season in Tete's case) Even though his overall loan was rubbish, Tete for me showed more in that 1 game against Villa than we saw from Ghezzal I never minded Perez, I thought we overpaid for him but I still liked him

Ahh ffs was meant to post this in the thread about Abraham

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Did his ACL last summer and was out most of the season so has only played in the last few games for Roma

Just did 3 seperate orders Gotta save that 45p!

Manager of the Season candidate though apparently

I imagine we will get the same response then - should’ve been looking to sell in January 23 in order to try and comply rather than spending £30m+ on players

Rowe has pretty similar stats defensively to Fatawu as well which Enzo will like Going to annoy me if Norwich don’t go up and someone else gets him genuinely think he is gettable for £10m max

17th and a decent cup run Next season is going to be all about just staying in the league whilst trying to sort out and deal with the financial issues

It’s 9 points for administration so I can’t see how they can justify it being that or more

They have basically screwed up the same way we did with player transfers - switched from buying cheap talent and selling high to buying more experienced players on big contracts They are also about to stop getting all their usual European football income as well

Picked up an injury in Feb and was only back for the last 4 games where he didn’t start any, before that though: 28 appearances - 25 starts 1,946 minutes played - 21.6 90s 12 goals and 2 assists Only turned 21 on 30th April and has just 1 year left on his contract - definitely a bargain deal to be had

Switch 2 will be announced by March 2025

https://www.lcfc.com/news/3998925?lang=en A Jake Evans rocket deep into extra-time saw Leicester City's Under-16s beat Manchester City 2-1 to win the U16 Premier League Cup. A penalty from Evans opened the scoring at King Power Stadium before Christian Dunbar-McDonald sent the game into extra-time, when a stunning second strike from Evans decided the cup final in favour of the Foxes. City were up for the occasion and started strongly in a game which consisted of two 40 minute halves, forcing a chance early on at King Power Stadium when Evans' trickery allowed the winger space to cut inside on his favoured left foot, but the final effort hit the side netting. Leicester's left-back William Daniels was looking dangerous, attempting to find his forwards with early crosses but to no avail, before Man City had their best chance of the half, when the ball fell to Regan Heskey after bobbling around in the box - but he fired over the bar. At the start of the second half in the final, the hosts were once again in the ascendancy, producing good moments from wingers Jeremy Monga and Evans, coming closest when a good run from Luqman Aideed ended with Louis Page firing over from inside the six yard box. The persistence did eventually pay off for the young Foxes who broke the deadlock with little over 10 minutes to go from the penalty spot. Daniels' cut back to Monga put the Citizens' defence on edge, forcing them to go to ground, fouling the No.7 inside the box; Evans then stepped up, sent the 'keeper the wrong way and rolled the ball into the bottom left-hand corner. Unfortunately for Leicester, Man City fought back and equalised with five minutes to go, when Dunbar-McDonald took advantage of two defenders, fresh into the game, cut inside and found the far corner past Freddie Marson. Into extra-time we went, with 10 minutes to be played in each half, and the first couple of attempts fell to the Leicester goalscorer, who got the ball on the wing and hit the side netting before testing Oliver Whatmuff from range. With both teams getting tired on their feet, the game needed a hero, and it appeared in the form of Evans for Leicester. Great credit has to go to Aideed for driving into the Man City half before playing the ball to his team-mate who did the rest, finding the underside of the crossbar before the back of the net to crown the Foxes as champions. City: Marson; Sutherington (Jacklin 74'), Diallo (Toko 74'), Adedeji, Daniels; Lawrence, Page; Evans, Aideed (De Lisle 92'), Monga; Hutchinson (Owusu 87'). Subs not used: Stretton. Goal: Evans 68' (pen), 95'.