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Such a shame that we lose him to AFCON so soon when he is on such a good run of form 4 goals and 2 assists in 5 games now

So just 4 games from 24 this season where we have had a possible problem seeing it out? Only 2 games where we have dropped points from winning positions Lets not act like this has been a problem going on all season

I imagine some people would have preferred we left them on But then I expect they would also be moaning at Enzo for using them too much if they get muscle injuries in this busy run

Subs had to be made at some point, a lot of games in this period we can't just leave everyone on the pitch for the full 90

Love doing Lego and was really happy to get this The pieces are SO small Going to take a while!

Maybe off the bench depending on how the game is going but I cannot see him starting a game for us until Millwall in the FA Cup or until at least the AFCON boys are gone

https://www.lcfc.com/news/3775182?lang=en The Club was informed by the EFL today (Thursday) that the game at Portman Road will now kick-off at 7:45pm. In view of the late kick-off on the Bank Holiday and the disruption this is likely to cause to our supporters, the Club will be subsidising the cost of away tickets by 50 per cent. Upon consultation with organised supporter groups and regular away match attendees, this was viewed as the most practical and equitable way to provide all supporters with assistance for what has become a challenging fixture to attend. Tickets will be subsidised at the point of purchase. Standard away ticket priority will apply.

What a tackle that was by Hamza near the end of the 90 on Summerville to stop him getting away and through on goal

http://sportwitness.co.uk/club-increased-contacts-sign-leicester-city-star-player-favouring-exit-time-running/ Club have ‘increased contacts’ to sign Leicester City star – Player ‘favouring’ exit, time running out With less than 48 hours left in the transfer window in Turkey, which closes on Friday, clubs such as Fenerbahçe are stepping up a gear to bring late reinforcements, like Leicester City’s Wilfred Ndidi. The latest on that particular situation comes from Gazete Vatan, who have an article dedicated to the Süper Lig side’s efforts to sign the Nigeria international. It’s explained the Leicester player, who has started five out of seven games under Enzo Maresca this season, is now on Fenerbahçe’s radar, as they want to ‘make a definitive reinforcement’ of a new number six, meaning defensive midfielder, in their squad. In fact, they have ‘increased their contacts’ to try and sign the 26-year-old from the King Power Stadium, and it’s added that Ndidi himself is ‘favouring’ the idea of a transfer away. That being said, Leicester ‘want to obtain transfer income’ from a possible sale, knowing full well this could be their last chance to cash in since the midfielder’s current contract expires next summer.

https://s3.eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/gc-media-assets.gc.eflservices.co.uk/f9455bd0-4dac-11ee-8864-711544c578ce.pdf In Squad Yunus Akgun Marc Albrighton Cesare Casadei Hamza Choudhury Conor Coady Patson Daka Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall Callum Doyle Wout Faes Mads Hermansen Kelechi Iheanacho Abdul Fatawu Issahaku Daniel Iversen James Justin Stephy Mavididi Kasey McAteer Wilfred Ndidi Ricardo Pereira Dennis Praet Harry Souttar Jakub Stolarczyk Jamie Vardy Jannick Vestergaard Danny Ward Harry Winks No space for Alex Smithies

https://www.lcfc.com/news/3664842/tom-cannon-makes-permanent-leicester-city-move Young striker Tom Cannon has joined Leicester City Football Club in a permanent transfer from Everton, subject to league approval. - Leicester City confirm signing of Everton striker Tom Cannon - The 20-year-old has agreed a five-year-deal at King Power Stadium The 20-year-old joins the Foxes for an undisclosed fee after agreeing a five-year contract at King Power Stadium to become the latest addition to manager Enzo Maresca’s squad. Speaking to LCFC.com, he said: “It feels amazing. I just can’t wait to get started. I was just looking forward to getting it over the line and it’s all been sorted now so I’m glad. When a club like Leicester come calling, it’s hard to say no. “Having a look around the training ground so far, the facilities are unbelievable, and just the size of the club, it’s a massive club. Everyone knows where the club belongs – that’s in the Premier League. I’m sure that’s the aim this season, just to get back to the top and then take it from there.” A product of Everton’s youth system, Cannon signed his first professional contract with the club in March 2021 and made his senior Toffees debut in a Carabao Cup clash at Bournemouth in November 2022. He made his Premier League bow during the same month, also against the Cherries, before moving on loan to Preston North End in January 2023. His spell at Deepdale was a fruitful one as he found the net eight times in 20 league appearances for Ryan Lowe’s side. Internationally, he has represented Republic of Ireland at youth level, and most recently earned a first call-up to the Under-21s team in March 2023, making his debut in a friendly against Iceland. He will now link-up with the Foxes, who are next in Sky Bet Championship action at home to Hull City on Saturday 2 September (3pm BST kick-off).

https://www.lcfc.com/news/3654705/victor-kristiansen-joins-bologna-on-loan?lang=en Leicester City Football Club can confirm that Victor Kristiansen has signed a loan deal with Serie A side Bologna, subject to league approval. - Defender to spend 2023/24 campaign in Italy - He made 14 appearances for Leicester City last season The Danish left-back featured on 14 occasions for the Foxes last term following his move from FC Copenhagen in January. He will now spend the 2023/24 campaign in Italy with I Rossoblù, who are next in action against Cagliari on Saturday 2 September.