moore_94

£30m is probably about right for him (hopefully have a couple of add on clauses in there as well) Just hope we actually get someone decent back from them

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/football/2024/06/30/chelsea-sign-kiernan-dewsbury-hall-leicester-city/ After being charged in March, Leicester are under some pressure to raise around £40m before the June 30 deadline. Dewsbury-Hall’s sale, and the £10m in compensation banked from Chelsea for Maresca and his six back room staff, will provide the club with a major boost in their attempts to avoid further breaches.

Who do we want coming our way as part of the deal then? Hopefully not Broja or Casadei

For example Kristiansen still has around £10m value left on our books - if we sold him for £4m it would go down as a £6m loss The same would happen with Daka and Soumare Where as KDH would be all profit as he is home grown Thomas and Iversen would be all profit but that would be wiped out by the losses we make on the others Just getting their wages off the books at the moment wouldn't really help, it is mostly all about the transfer fee and how much profit we can make

Selling those for £4m each would not help us in anyway really with PSR, where as selling KDH for £25m would

https://www.leicestermercury.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/leicester-chelsea-psr-deadline-transfer-9378556 Football finance expert Kieran Maguire told The Athletic: “What you can argue is that it might fall under the definition of an adjusting post-balance sheet event. Under those circumstances, you could say you’ve agreed a sale of player X from one club to another — ‘We’ve broadly agreed the fee, all of the main issues have been dealt with, but there are still a couple of issues outstanding with regards to personal terms’. “The clubs had broadly agreed a fee but were still waiting for the player to sort it out. Therefore you can back-date it to June 30. An adjusting post-balance sheet event is where you’ve got evidence of something that had broadly been agreed before the balance sheet date. You would need to have evidence of that, but it shouldn’t be that difficult.”

You can't get them out unless someone actually wants to buy them For the likes of Soumare, Kristiansen, and Daka it couldn't just be a small fee so we at least get their wages off the books either, we would need an offer for them that at least covers their remaning value (realistically we would need profit to make it worthwhile financially)

Paraguay fans actually seem quite annoyed with how little he has played recently as well The minutes that Ramón Sosa received during the Copa América 2024 are disrespectful. We wasted the unbeatable moment of one of our best players. How helpless, damn.

Looks like he is mainly a left winger and right footed, so competition for Mav

Lovely touch and then that finish

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-13583483/Southampton-Leicester-Slovenia-midfielder-Timi-Max-Elsnik-impressive-display-against-England-Euro-2024.html Southampton and Leicester show interest in Slovenia midfielder Timi Max Elsnik after his impressive display against England at Euro 2024 Southampton and Leicester City are showing an interest in Slovenia international midfielder Timi Max Elsnik. The 26-year old, who started out at Derby County, has been starring for Olimpija Ljubljana and his form earned him a starting spot in Slovenia's Euro 2024 squad. He was part of the side that thwarted England in their goalless draw last week and was named in the Euros' Team of Group Stage Matchday Two following his performance in Slovenia's 1-1 draw with Serbia. Elsnick will be key once again as his country take on Portugal on Monday. Lazio and Lyon are also interested in Elsnick but the £5.5million asking price has alerted Premier League sides Leicester City and Southampton as they look to strengthen their squads ahead of their top flight return.

Kristiansen has literally said himself that he wanted out because he didn’t want to play how Enzo wanted him to

I would be very happy with Mav and Barnes as our options at left wing next season

Broja, Datro Fofana and Casadei mentioned https://www.telegraph.co.uk/football/2024/06/28/chelsea-kiernan-dewsbury-hall-leicester-brighton-transfer/ Leicester value Dewsbury-Hall at £35 million and are under pressure to raise cash to help comply with profit and sustainability rules. It remains to be seen whether Chelsea would meet that asking price, but the club have a number of players who could be allowed to make the switch to Leicester. Striker Armando Broja is understood to be of some interest to Leicester, who have lost Kelechi Iheanacho and are looking to sign a striker and a midfielder this summer. Broja is already on the radar of at least two other Premier League clubs, one of which is thought to be Everton. David Datro Fofana is another forward Chelsea are open to moving in this window. He has interest from European clubs, having spent the second half of last season on loan at Burnley. Midfielder Cesare Casadei is another player who could leave Stamford Bridge. The midfielder spent the first half of last season on loan at Leicester and shares the same agency as the new Foxes manager Steve Cooper.

I wonder if we still go for Moder with the KDH to Brighton deal off

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/teams/chelsea Chelsea have made a move to sign Leicester City midfielder Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall, who Brighton are also interested in. Albion are keen to sign Dewsbury-Hall in a cash-plus-player swap deal involving Poland midfielder Jakub Moder. Moder is ready to switch but there are concerns that Chelsea's enquiry, made on Thursday, could cause Dewsbury-Hall to reject the move to the south coast. Chelsea believe they would be the preferred choice for the 25-year-old, particularly as they can offer the chance to link up with manager Enzo Maresca, who joined the Blues this summer after delivering Leicester's Championship title and promotion to the Premier League last season. The situation is complicated further by Dewsbury-Hall's general reluctance to leave his boyhood club, who he joined when he was eight. In an interview with BBC Sport this week, Dewsbury-Hall said: "I have been here since I was a kid. I love everything about the club. I grew up and managed to play in the first team. I am happy. "I have never said I am actively wanting to leave. That sort of stuff is not up to me. You never know with football - the season is about to start, so we will see." The Foxes, who hired Steve Cooper to succeed Maresca, are in a poor position under the Premier League profit and sustainability rules and it is thought they need to sell the academy graduate to satisfy the regulations. Brentford are also reportedly interested in Dewsbury-Hall.

Danny Ward has 41 caps for Wales, it isn’t really a way of proving whether a player is good or not

I would have no problem with us selling him if we get a good fee What pisses me off is part of the deal seemingly being us getting a player who has spent the best part of 2 years out injured and doesn't even look that good

612 minutes - not even 7 full games worth

Adding another player to the ranks who has done his cruciate... smart Played just 819 minutes of football last season (23/24), 0 in 22/23 due to that injury, then 2,016 minutes in 21/22 before he got injured in April Hopefully he would be playing deeper as his creative stats as a 10...

Could you imagine telling our fans 2 years ago that Brighton would seemingly have a good chance at buying our best player from us? ffs

Looking forward to us accepting a lower price to get a deal sorted before the end of month and still failing PSR again like the shitshow of a club we are

At least when it is this kind of value Whelan gets involved so Rudkin can’t sell him for £5 and a pot noodle