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Chilwell 2024

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Great news.

Good crop of young players we have in our squad.

 

Ndidi, Chilwell, Gray, Iheanacho, Choudhury, Diabate.

 

4 of those regularly playing in the first team. Future is bright for us and just hope they start to/continue to realise their potential with us for the foreseeable future :D 

Posted

Brilliant news.

 

Top work from Claude. Under him that’s now Chilwell, Maguire , Ndidi & Vardy with new deals. 

Posted
5 minutes ago, Fox92 said:

Brilliant news.

 

Top work from Claude. Under him that’s now Chilwell, Maguire , Ndidi & Vardy with new deals. 

 

1 minute ago, Reg Vardy said:

All them players signing long term contracts must mean they believe in the manager even if half the “fans” on here can’t.

Exceptional business......

I’m confident that Claude did not conduct any of the negotiations.......

 

players signing long long term deals has everything to do with money and playing time - they get more money and we get a better fee if we decide to sell them .....

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19 minutes ago, StanSP said:

Great news.

Good crop of young players we have in our squad.

 

Ndidi, Chilwell, Gray, Iheanacho, Choudhury, Diabate.

 

4 of those regularly playing in the first team. Future is bright for us and just hope they start to/continue to realise their potential with us for the foreseeable future :D 

Diabete isnt even championship standard.

Posted
11 minutes ago, st albans fox said:

 

I’m confident that Claude did not conduct any of the negotiations.......

 

players signing long long term deals has everything to do with money and playing time - they get more money and we get a better fee if we decide to sell them .....

Of course he didn't handle negotiations but players won't sign if they don't like or believe in the manager.

 

Maddison's agent has already stated that Claude sold the club to Maddison and how he'd progress here.

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Posted
12 minutes ago, st albans fox said:

 

I’m confident that Claude did not conduct any of the negotiations.......

 

players signing long long term deals has everything to do with money and playing time - they get more money and we get a better fee if we decide to sell them .....

Ive been critical but Rudkin has done an excellent job this year.

Posted
15 minutes ago, st albans fox said:

 

I’m confident that Claude did not conduct any of the negotiations.......

 

players signing long long term deals has everything to do with money and playing time - they get more money and we get a better fee if we decide to sell them .....

Not really as it's clear that Maguire and Chilwell for a start could both get the equivalent or more at other possible 'better' PL clubs so that they have no need to sign if they weren't happy with the important aspects of the club which would include the manager as they would have a better chance of moving if they didn't sign.

Posted

Signed the one before overlooking Laguna Beach didn't he?

 

Fantastic stuff, actively retaining talent and letting it blossom here. He's come a long, long way in the last year and has really clicked on this season, and hopefully he's one of a bunch of young English lads who can be the core of the team for years to come

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35 minutes ago, st albans fox said:

 

I’m confident that Claude did not conduct any of the negotiations.......

 

players signing long long term deals has everything to do with money and playing time - they get more money and we get a better fee if we decide to sell them .....

 

 

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Leicester City's Future Is So Exciting, Says Chilwell
FIRST TEAM
Published 47 mins ago

Leicester City Academy graduate and recent England international Ben Chilwell has described the ‘amazing’ feeling of signing a new contract at King Power Stadium until June 2024.
BySam Stevens

Since joining the Club at the age of 12 in 2009, Chilwell has embarked on dazzling journey from talented youth prospect to established Premier League and international star.

The enterprising left back has started every Premier League fixture this season, leading to a maiden senior England call-up – and a fairy-tale Three Lions debut at King Power Stadium last month.

Since then, the 21-year-old has continued to excel for both club and country, delivering a typically assured performance in England’s famous victory over Spain in Seville on Monday.

Reflecting on his decision to commit his future to a club he has called home for almost a decade, Chilwell said: “This is a massive part of my life, I’ve been at this club since I was 12-years-old.

 


Ben’s journey from Academy hopeful to Premier League regular and England international has been a story of undoubted talent, single-minded determination and admirable maturity during a time of evolution for Leicester City.

“To sign a new contract here is very pleasing for myself and I’m very excited about the future... it's an amazing feeling.

“To be 21-years-old and playing in the Premier League every week, it can’t be stressed enough how difficult it is.

 

“Your family and your friends come and watch every match. Results are everything but also the style of football that we’re trying to play this season with a very young squad is exciting.

“That’s a massive reason why I wanted to commit my future here.”

 

The direction the Club wants to go, with a lot young players who are hungry to win things, that’s a massive reason why I’ve signed here.


Ben has progressed through the Club’s youth ranks, starring in both the Club's Under-18s and Development Squad sides, before making his senior debut in the League Cup in 2015.

Since then, City have lifted the Premier League title for the first time, while also going further than any other English team in the 2016/17 UEFA Champions League.

He added: “Of course, playing for the Under-18s as a 16-year-old was quite a daunting thing, playing with the older boys who are vocal, so it’s all about trying to prove you’re good enough.

“Working hard both on and on the pitch as well as having the confidence to talk to people, not just shying away, is a massive thing and I feel like that’s helped me a lot.

“That’s a massive part of growing up and trying to play for a club like Leicester, which is obviously a massive football club. I feel like you’ve got to put those hours in and work hard.”


Having featured for England at Under-18, Under-19, Under-20 and Under-21 level, Ben’s early-season form this term saw him complete the pathway to Gareth Southgate’s senior squad in September.

While Ben remembers the 2015/16 season fondly, he also sees similarities between the team ethic which spurred the Foxes to unprecedented success and the togetherness in Claude Puel’s squad.

“It was a crazy season,” Chilwell continued. “Obviously for myself as a young player, being involved in a dressing room in a season like that is something I’ll never forget.

“That winning mentality, the confidence in the squad, the team dynamic, the togetherness of the boys… it really was a strong dressing room that fought for each other on the pitch.

“To be fair, I feel like this season is very similar. The players that have come in are bringing a lot to the team and I feel like this has the same similar feel to how it was a couple of years ago.”

That’s a massive part of growing up and trying to play for a club like Leicester, which is obviously a massive football club. I feel like you’ve got to put those hours in and work hard.


With five years ahead of him at King Power Stadium in a squad defined by its youthful endeavour, Chilwell says there is so much to be excited about for the Blue Army.

“I’m very excited about the future,” he concluded. “The changing room’s a very young changing room but I feel like we’ve got a good balance between experience and youth.

“It’s just a good balance at the moment. Like I said, I feel, the changing room is quite similar to how it was when I was in the title-winning season.

“[It’s a] very close dressing room with a lot of personalities that get on together.

“The direction the Club wants to go, with a lot young players who are hungry to win things, that’s a massive reason why I’ve signed here.”

 

 

Posted
46 minutes ago, StanSP said:

Great news.

Good crop of young players we have in our squad.

 

Ndidi, Chilwell, Gray, Iheanacho, Choudhury, Diabate.

 

4 of those regularly playing in the first team. Future is bright for us and just hope they start to/continue to realise their potential with us for the foreseeable future :D 

Add in Maddison, Barnes, Benkovic and Soyuncu and it's an exciting future.

Posted

"can't defend"

 

"headless chicken"

 

"no final ball"

 

signs long term contract having started in last two England games (an away draw with world cup finalists and an away win in Spain for first time in 30 years)

 

 

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Posted
3 minutes ago, LinekersApples said:

"can't defend"

 

"headless chicken"

 

"no final ball"

 

signs long term contract having started in last two England games (an away draw with world cup finalists and an away win in Spain for first time in 30 years)

 

 

Quality........:schmike:

 

 

Posted

Our most improved player this year for sure.

 

Looked out of his depth not so long back but fair play to him, he's come on leaps and bounds.

Posted
19 minutes ago, Ric Flair said:

Add in Maddison, Barnes, Benkovic and Soyuncu and it's an exciting future.

And Wes...…………...

Posted
1 hour ago, Ross-Kemp said:

New contract signed. 

 

What a generation of players we have. 

 

 

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Totally agree. The Owners are playing a blinder here.  Signing up the young talent already here on long terms deals and bringing in the likes of Ricardo, Benkovic and Caglar. All this, plus the investment in the new Training Centre and Stadium expansion.  How lucky we are??

Posted

Great business from the club on the long-term contracts front this year. I just hope someone at the club remembers the mess we got into with no clauses resulting in a wage drop with relegation. Hopefully that's a lesson learned and it's par for the course these days...

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