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KDH, because I doubt we would get the kind of fee from Nelson that we would need to not have an issue with PSR so it would be pointless

Yeah 4 of them were announced in one go a couple of weeks after Enzo was announced, then Caballero another week later

Shrewsbury Town away on Tuesday 23rd July - 7:45pm kick-off https://www.lcfc.com/news/4042833/foxes-to-travel-to-shrewsbury-town-in-pre-season?lang=en

Rob Page leaving the Wales job today I wonder if that played into us having to drop waiting around for Potter and get Cooper in quickly before he got that job

Watched the new episode of The Boys last night, Anthony Starr is brilliant Really want to know what is going on with Butcher and his “worm” or whatever it is

We seemingly aren’t going to get anywhere near enough of an offer to make any profit on him anyway so no point selling him Still only 21 and he was very good last season for Bologna Sell Thomas and bring in someone a bit more experienced (more Fuchs than Bertrand though)

Has quite a few offers to choose from Renew with us Everton Marseille Lyon Monaco

Norwich scored the 3rd most set-piece goals last season with 18 (we scored 11) https://trigger-the-press.com/efl-championship-stats-34602/ They conceded the 13th most from set-pieces with 12 (we conceded 13) https://trigger-the-press.com/efl-championship-set-pieces-30836/

I do find it quite funny that seemingly even the club aren’t happy with him https://www.lcfc.com/news/4041544/leicester-city-appoint-steve-cooper-as-first-team-manager?lang=en Leicester City Football Club can today confirm the appointment of Steve Cooper as our new First Team Manager ahead of the 2024/25 Premier League season. https://www.lcfc.com/news/amp/3540588 Leicester City Football Club is delighted to announce the appointment of Enzo Maresca as our new First Team Manager. https://www.lcfc.com/news/amp/3145724 Leicester City Football Club is pleased to announce the appointment of Dean Smith as the Club’s First Team Manager until the end of the 2022/23 season. https://www.lcfc.com/news/1071274/brendan-rodgers-named-leicester-city-manager/press-release?lang=en Leicester City Football Club is delighted to confirm the appointment of Brendan Rodgers as its new First Team Manager. https://www.lcfc.com/news/500930/leicester-city-confirm-claude-puel-as-first-team-manager/press-release?lang=en Leicester City are delighted to announce the appointment of Claude Puel as the Club’s new First Team Manager.

I didn’t one this one anyway

Gerrim In!

Boo’s from kick off if so

Been out all morning, have I missed much? Announcing Potter later today yeah?

http://sportwitness.co.uk/difficult-bear-psychologically-player-says-transfer-leicester-city-manager-treatment-worst-point-career/ “Difficult to bear psychologically” – Player says transfer to Leicester City and manager treatment was worst point of career Those who followed Adrien Silva’s transfer from Sporting to Leicester City back in 2017 surely remember how dramatic it was. With the move not finalised before the deadline, the midfielder had to wait for six months until he could finally play for his new club. This story was now recalled in the Portuguese media, as Silva was interviewed by the 1 Para 1 podcast, and the quotes are brought by Record. He brought many details of how that happened, and made it clear there are still some hard feelings lingering. “I think it must have been the most negative point in my career. I don’t think I ever told anyone publicly. I was in the national team at the time and I thought it wasn’t going to happen. Then I got a call to travel [to England] as soon as possible, because there was one day left. And I had to ask Fernando Santos for authorisation. I had promised the manager that I would train the next morning and that’s what happened. I had to travel through the night without sleeping and I trained, just as I had promised. But then the worst happened. Realising 10 days later that things hadn’t been done properly. And that’s when the hardest part began.” The spell without playing wasn’t his only problem, with a managerial change making things even worse. “I didn’t play for six months. Meanwhile, there was also a change of manager in those six months, who wasn’t the one who had signed me [Craig Shakespeare]. I thought it was going to be positive, but it turned out to be really negative. He didn’t count on me [Claude Puel]. He did everything to try and destabilise me. It’s easy to catch a coach who favours other qualities. But then when it comes to other things, it ends up being a bit more unpleasant and it was a very difficult four months to endure psychologically, because I wanted to carry on playing for the national team and I always had that in the back of my mind. I wanted to carry on because it was the year of the World Cup in Russia.” Leicester City spent €20.5m to sign Silva from Sporting in 2017, and he only made 21 appearances for the club. In January 2019, the Foxes loaned him out to AS Monaco. He stayed there until the summer of 2020, when Leicester City finally let him go on a permanent move, this time to Sampdoria. Silva still played for Al-Wahda in the United Arab Emirates, and with the end of his contract, he spent six months without playing last year. It was only in January 2024 that he agreed a deal with Rio Ave in Portugal, where his contract is also expiring, and he’s again becoming a free agent this summer.

http://sportwitness.co.uk/wolves-nottingham-forest-leicester-given-red-carpet-transfer-club-needs-money-quickly/ Wolves, Nottingham Forest & Leicester given red carpet to transfer – Club needs money quickly It seems Leicester City, Nottingham Forest and Wolverhampton Wanderers should be prepared to start bidding for SC Braga defender David Carmo. That’s because the Portuguese club are getting ready to sell him and buy someone else, according to newspaper Jornal de Notícias. The outlet today writes about Braga’s interest in Barcelona defender Mikayil Faye, claiming the talks for him should accelerate this week. It turns out that the transfer can only be financially managed if Carmo is sold, and that’s where Nottingham Forest, Leicester City and Wolves come in. Braga are hoping to sell the defender for a ‘similar sum’, and it’s the English clubs that could afford that, as they already showed their interest. Leicester City and Wolves were the first to be linked to Carmo, with reports from Portugal then claiming Nottingham Forest had joined the race. The truth is that the race seems pretty open. The defender spent last season on loan at Olympiacos, who are not expected to trigger the €17.5m buying clause over him, opening the path to other interested sides.

Linked with Trai Hume again who would apparently cost £8m https://www.leedsunited.news/transfers/leeds-united-told-they-will-have-to-pay-8m-to-sign-exceptional-new-target-this-summer/

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Took 20 days from the last game of the season to the date we appointed Maresca We are currently on day 16 since he officially left So hopefully we hear something by the end of the week Stuff like this can drag on for ages anyway, Brighton took nearly a month to appoint their new manager

Would love to see how we could manage to mess this up

Sounds like he kind of covered part of the role Paul McGuinness did before he left I wonder if we will ever replace him properly

I wonder if this will stop us picking up Villa rejects every summer