HankMarvin

No he would’ve just been sold this season and gone towards avoiding a breach in 24/25

Is it actually 30m the kid was rated 300k on transfer market which makes it more like 26.7m

Joe shields was credited with finding those players, having worked with them. He is now at Chelsea

No he is definitely a snake, after being told your surplus to requirements and getting shunted out the club because of the mismanagement of the finances, having been here since he was 8. What a cheek for picking the best option for himself.

Sauce?

that would depend again on what we spend and what we players we can sell

Swap for some teabags pure profit at this stage

As long as the transfer has been signed off by June 30th advanced talks can conclude in the coming days.

The deal doesn’t have to happen today, it can go through in the next couple of days and be adjusted with a post balancing sheet

There was interest in iversen

That’s not what’s happening, the club has always had to sell its best players since being promoted. Kante Drinkwater Mahrez Maquire Fofana The criticism is because of the dire financial situation we find ourselves in. whilst for example having an excess of defenders and 4 GKs on the books despite knowing full well this was coming last July.

A fair bit in January? £31m what ever the reasons for the downfall, the blame lays with those in charge. That’s why they are paid big money. It’s not just because of an unforeseen relegation.

It wasn’t just the championship though was it, even worse when you consider the previous year and bringing in over £120m

Leicester eye £15m deal for Copa America star Ramon Sosa as Steve Cooper looks to secure first transfer The Foxes are also set to lose a star man LEICESTER have held talks to sign Paraguayan right winger Ramon Sosa from Argentinian side Talleres. The Foxes have been chasing the powerful 24-year-old for weeks and met his agents recently to discuss a deal for about £15million. Ramon Sosa has been playing for Paraguay at the Copa AmericaCredit: AP Sosa has featured off the bench at the Copa America and is being pushed by all parties to move to the Prem. Talleres have had English top-flight interest and will sell for the right price. He grabbed an assist during his recent Copa America cameo against Colombia, although his side fell to a 2-1 defeat. The exciting star then played for 12 minutes as his team lost 4-1 to Brazil. He has made 21 appearances at club level so far this season. The highly-rated ace has scored seven goals, also laying on six assists. Leicester could lose midfielder Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall imminently. The 25-year-old had been set to join Brighton, only for Chelsea to hijack the deal. Leicester value Dewsbury-Hall at around £35m and are under pressure to sell in order to meet Profit and Sustainability Rules (PSR) and avoid further breaches. Dewsbury-Hall had his Brighton medical booked this week - after the Seagulls offered £25m plus Polandinternational Jakub Moder. Premier League sides deducted points and others at risk The deal was advanced enough for Moder to head to the Foxes’ Seagrave training ground for his own medical tests. But Dewsbury-Hall has made a stunning U-turn in his choice to join Brighton in a bid to listen to Chelsea's offer.

Why when he refused to join Lyon for 40m a few days ago.

Even if he doesn’t go before the 30th we still need to raise funds from selling players next season as we are likely to spend. We also have to meet the lowered PSR next season, realistically who commands a decent fee? Mads Faes Justin So the money would be useful even if it’s for next season

If we can avoid a breach, and with more guaranteed income (excluding transfer fees received) you would like to think we would spend next season, after all we have this season with this threat hanging over the club until the end of the financial year.

We spent this window, it’s factored in with what monies we can additionally bring in 24/25

Recruitment level, seems a coincidence for Chelsea to be shopping for players that have just played in the championship and prior to that relegated.

They looked good in the championship time will tell how they pan out.

Cooper knows Trevoh Chalobah from England duty and Chelsea appear to have offered him to Forest.

Evangelos Marinakis could wreck Steve Cooper Leicester City transfer The latest Nottingham Forest transfer news as owner Evangelos Marinakis has reportedly put in a bid for a Leicester City target Nottingham Forest owner Evangelos Marinakis Nottingham Forest owner Evangelos Marinakis could be the reason why East Midlands rivals Leicester City fail to land a long-standing target as Steve Cooper's first signing. Forest have watched as their former boss - one that won promotion to the Premier League then achieved survival before ultimately being dismissed - made the short trip down the M1 to take up the vacant manager's post at Leicester. Amid fears of sanctions over financial compliance and a balancing act on a budget with which to achieve survival, the task already seems difficult as is, however Marinakis could make matters harder yet if the latest word from Portugal is to be believed. This is because according to O Jogoand Record, the club's owner has tabled an offer of €12m upfront plus €3m in add-ons (£12.6m in total) to sign FC Porto defender David Carmo.

It’s better for us if KDH has two transfer options, where the clubs are competing against each other, in a stronger negotiating position than if only one club were bidding without any competition.

There was a report yesterday Ipswich had bid £22m and he was open to signing for them in advanced talks.

The problem is KDH saying he will only go to Chelsea or stay at the club strengthens Chelsea position on top of knowing that we need to sell desperately to avoid PSR.