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Assuming he gets on the pitch in the first place

Couldn't turn down the £50 they offered us

The fee we got for him probably doesn't even cover what the Aribo loan will cost us over a month or two

Same with Lascelles and Aribo

Richards and Lascelles mentioned by Dorsett but nothing about Mukasa...

Would probably be our best striker

I kind of actually want it to happen Shine even more of a light on how much of a clown show we are

A normal club would just properly promote Hutchinson to the under 21s, where he should be, rather than loan someone in

If it is a loan for our under 21s then he is just going to be potentially getting in the way of players who are doing well

I don't think I have ever seen an under 21 player signed on loan to just play in the under 21s

Has actually been playing as a right winger for Chelsea under 21s this season

And this guy is?

Was out injured for the whole 24/25 season

Might as well just play Otchere or have kept Evans

It'll be Hamza and Soumare v2

He probably wont be fit until March

https://www.lcfc.com/pages/en/media-article/leicester-city-lcfc-joe-aribo-loan-deal-southampton Leicester City Agree Joe Aribo Loan With Southampton We are pleased to confirm the loan signing of versatile midfielder Joe Aribo from Southampton until the end of the 2025/26 season, subject to league approval. The 29-year-old has 34 caps for Nigeria at international level He has made over 400 career appearances for club and country The 29-year-old Nigeria international arrives at King Power Stadium having made 111 appearances for the Saints across four seasons in the Premier League and Sky Bet Championship. Speaking to Foxes Hub, he said: “For me, it’s amazing to have got it done and I just can’t wait to get going. I’ve always known the squad is good. I’m so certain [about] where we can get to and what we can do together. It’s just good to be a part of it.” Born in Camberwell, England, Aribo began his career with Staines Town in 2014, competing regularly in the Isthmian League before making a move to Charlton Athletic in the summer of 2015. Aribo became a regular fixture for the Addicks after breaking into the side in the 2016/17 campaign, with those performances eventually leading to a move to Scottish Premiership side Rangers, where he made a total of 149 appearances across all competitions, scoring 26 goals. His three seasons in Glasgow with Rangers included a first league title in 10 years in 2020/21, a Scottish Cup final trophy lift in 2021/22 and over 40 appearances in European competition. Those included a goal in the UEFA Europa League final against Eintracht Frankfurt that same season in a game that saw Rangers edged out on penalties in Seville. Internationally, Aribo has 34 caps for Nigeria. He made his debut in a friendly away to Ukraine in August 2019 and featured for the Super Eagles in the 2023 Africa Cup of Nations final, finishing as runners-up to host nation Ivory Coast. He will now link up with his new team-mates as we prepare for our upcoming Sky Bet Championship fixture away at Birmingham City on Saturday 7 February (3:01pm kick-off).

Because he costs money

Stephen Odey is available on free @Loxm@GLC

Same with Maddison