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Mirsad Ali our new number 7

JJ Fatawu Skipp and the rest of the shite

West Ham getting around £150m for Fernandes and Summerville They can afford £10m for Nelson

West Ham getting around £150m for Fernandes and Summerville They can afford £10m for Souttar

£20m fee with £3m in add ons - and hopefully a decent sell on clause because they will definitely be able to sell him on for a profit

https://www.lcfc.com/media-article/leicester-city-abdul-fatawu-joins-ipswich-town-transfer-deal-lcfc Abdul Fatawu To Join Ipswich Town In Permanent Deal We can confirm that an agreement has been reached between Leicester City and Ipswich Town for the sale of Abdul Fatawu for an undisclosed fee, subject to league and international approval. The 22-year-old Ghana international initially joined us on loan from Sporting Lisbon at the start of the 23/24 season, before making the move permanent the following summer after an impressive campaign which saw us lift the Sky Bet Championship. He has made 100 appearances for us in all competitions, scoring a total of 16 goals. We would like to thank Abdul for his efforts over the last three seasons as he departs with the very best wishes of everyone at Leicester City.

https://www.footballinsider247.com/leeds-united/leeds-united-to-settle-legal-battle-with-leicester-city-stefan-borson Leeds United could settle for a "small amount" after opening legal proceedings against Leicester City for their financial breaches. That is according to former Manchester City financial adviser Stefan Borson, who exclusively told Football Insider that Leeds will struggle to make a strong case against the now-League One side. Following Burnley's case against Everton, one which the Toffees have appealed against, the Whites want payment from their rivals after the 2023-24 campaign. During the campaign, Leicester broke financial rules, which Leeds claim helped them to succeed in the Championship promotion battle, while Daniel Farke's side fell into the play-offs. With the hearing not taking place until next summer, fans will be left waiting anxiously for a conclusion, and it may not be one that they're hoping for. A precedent is likely already to have been set by other legal battles in the Premier League once Leeds' rolls around. The Whites may just have to settle. Speaking exclusively to Football Insider, Borson is pessimistic that Leeds will be able to claim much compensation from their legal battle, but suggested that it would be successful. "I suspect that when you do the maths on it, Leicester will settle it and Leeds will accept a relatively small amount to settle it," he said. "Now I might be wrong. They might go for it; there might be something we don't know about how it fits together. "It just seems to me that they can't be sure in any way, even if Everton lose the appeal. So all of that stuff is kind of a good authority for how to look at this case, even in that scenario. "I find it hard to believe that Leeds could have a strong level of confidence that they can get a hearing to to agree with them that Leicester would have got seven or more points fewer. That feels like a lot."

Although he did alright at Monaco I doubt he was ever seen as a first choice signing for this summer at centre back They have picked up a guy who just turned 22 who is home grown in France for probably about what it would've cost them for Faes, likely on similar or less wages

I will be very very surprised if he stays Whilst he has been a donkey quite a bit with us he was alright at Monaco, enough I think for someone in France or Italy to go for him

What are the chances of the Women doing like the Men's side and going back to back? Not really seen any WSL 2 football since we went up so not sure on the level at the bottom end of that league

https://www.leicestermercury.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/leicester-city-choudhury-bobby-reid-11067796 Bobby Reid and Woyo Coulibaly Following the win over Burton, the City boss provided a brief update on their fitness ahead of the warm weather training camp "We expected Bobby to be fit hopefully next week, same with Woyo Coulibaly," he said. "Both are just nursing something, not major at all. Both we expect to be back, maybe not Wednesday [vs Cadiz] in Spain, but hopefully next Saturday [vs Malaga] at least." Hamza Choudhury Hamza Choudhury came off in the second half at the Pirelli Stadium after coming on at half-time. He was replaced by academy midfielder Ryan Donnelly in the 88th minute. Martin confirmed that the midfielder had been suffering with a small injury prior to the game and received a kick. "He came off, he had a kick," the City boss said. "He played 40 minutes, he did great actually, but he had a kick and was nursing a little one already, so we have to manage it."

9 goals and 8 assists post-ACL which he also came back from earlier than usual whilst part of a very poor and toxic team is a very good season Just because Murphy did well doesn't mean Fatawu didn't

Definitely need to be looking at new contracts for the below, especially if they start the season well: Alves Braybrooke Aluko Joseph Evans Especially Braybrooke as it looks like his contract is up next summer

It was mentioned by Percy again I think that all players all had league 1 relegation clauses as well It is pretty standard contract as even Spurs players had it, and probably not league specific

Says a lot about his reputation and quality now that the best he can get at 27 years old is a 1 year deal

Seems like Wareham is actually decent aerially - looks like he is quite similar to Fatawu in that although he is short he has a pretty good leap on him 5 of his 22 goals last season were headers

DISALLOW THAT ONE. GET IN

What foul is there to disallow that? Not a chance on Otamendi or Martinez

Hahahaha get fvcked Fernandez

According to [Abendblatt], Patson Daka is right at the top of the list for #hsv

Well in Wayne calling it out for the shite it is

Some of these strikers probably already mentioned or probably out of our price range or wouldn't be interested but oh well: Daniel Karlsbakk (23) - Sarpsborg 08 - Norway Top Division 2025 - 18 goals and 1 assist in 28 games 2026 so far - 4 goals in 13 games Andy Tod (20) - Dunfermline Athletic - Scottish Championship 2025/26 - 13 goals and 3 assists in 32 games Marcos Fernández (23) - Espanyol (on loan at Cueta last season - La Liga 2) 2025/26 - 14 goals and 2 assists in 35 games Then there is also some 23 year old twins who are both strikers who both did well in Serie B last season: Stiven Shpendi - Empoli 25/26 - 15 goals and 2 assists in 35 games 24/25 - 4 goals and 2 assists in 25 games Cristian Shpendi - Cesena 25/26 - 12 goals and 5 assists in 37 games 24/25 - 13 goals and 1 assist in 34 games

Only worry with him is he did have some injury issues last season Not sure if it was just a weird Ian Holloway thing as well but he got subbed at half time a few times as well

I think like @Ric Flair said some people also seem to ignore what he puts in for the defensive side of the game Stats wise he actually comes out very similar to JJ, which for a winger is very impressive