Ricardo Pereira

[Realist Guy In The Room]

Great player but if we can get any money for him in the summer, we should take it.

 

Cannot rely on players constantly out for long periods of time.

[Blue.Fox84]

21 minutes ago, UniFox21 said:

We flowed so much better with him on the pitch. 

He makes such a difference both in and out of possession 

 

It proves how far this team has dropped off when a player who’s been out almost the whole season can look a quality above the rest. Ricky P had always been quality but we used to have a team around his quality, we’re so far off it now it’s sad 

[LCFCCKEANO]

He should’ve took a move 3/4/5 years ago, very clearly a level beyond what we have in so many ways, if he was at a big club he’d be gearing down and prepping for his summer free transfer to Italy to play out his career in paradise, instead he’s on filbo lane playing next to Wout Faes, poor bloke

[EastAnglianFox]

[Foxin_Mad]

To be honest he seems a top guy, a bit plagued by injuries. You can’t often fault his commitment. I think Ricky could be a good manager/coach in future

[Hales]

11 minutes ago, EastAnglianFox said:

Well done Riccy, one of the few to walk awake from this shambles with his head held high.

 

Love Riccy P 💙

[Lionator]

He deserves better than this, if anyone deserves a big US/Saudi payday then it’s him as I can’t see any big European teams taking him on with his injury record. What could’ve been. 

[Lad1966]

7 minutes ago, Hales said:

Well done Riccy, one of the few to walk awake from this shambles with his head held high.

 

Love Riccy P 💙

This is why we should keep him. He has the right attitude and he would be an excellent role model for our young players to look up to🏆🏆🏆

[goose2010]

One of the good guys definitely and has alluded to the club getting it wrong rather than just the players. 

 

It certainly feels with some of the comments our suspicions are correct that there is something definitely not right behind the scenes 

[RumbleFox]

A genuinely world class player (at his peak) playing for this team is one of the most depressing things I’ve seen as a Leicester fan. 

[rachhere]

I know it’s a risk with his injury record but would love to have him with us next season. 

[LVFox]

I'd love him here next season, but similarly at his wages and with his injury record, if he wants to move on it may make sense for both parties. Cannot see he hasn't given us great value in his years with us and seems one of the last ones left with high standards

[coolhandfox]

1 hour ago, goose2010 said:

One of the good guys definitely and has alluded to the club getting it wrong rather than just the players. 

 

It certainly feels with some of the comments our suspicions are correct that there is something definitely not right behind the scenes 

Not the only one to mention the club in there statements, which is interesting.

[Noahfence]

Would love to have him around again next season. At championship level he is a bit of a cheat code if he can stay fit. Just too much quality. 
 

Edited 21 April by Noahfence

[cityfanlee23]

I can't help but notice just how big of a decline we've had, in 2018 we signed Ricardo Pereira from Champions League club Porto. 7 years later we have more chance of signing his replacement from Port Vale. 

[cityfanlee23]

He's one of the players where if he wants to stay with us (and we reasonably think we can get another 35 games out of him next season) he simply has to stay, but if he has ANY second thoughts about his future, I'd applaud him leaving, he's one of the few players this club doesn't deserve to drag down to the Championship. 

[Blue ROI]

Other than Vardy he must be the last high performer of the Vichai era left.

 

Getting injured before Covid ruined him. Even 5 years ago I would have felt he was good enough for a last 8 Champions League club.

 

Unlike so many other unlikeables he can walk away from all of this with his reputation intact.

[FrankieADZ]

if he stays, for which many of us would like him too(certainly would be sad to see him go but as others have said, hes one of the few who can hold their heads high imo)

 

He has to be made club captain, no ifs or buts

 

[jamfox]

On 08/03/2025 at 11:35, Craig said:

I doubt you'll be seeing Souttar next season unless Sheff United don't go up...

Sheff United " hold my beer"

[Uncle Monty]

Would any other club take a risk on him? I'm confident he'll stay because of his injury record.

[davieG]

11 hours ago, FrankieADZ said:

He has to be made club captain,

This if he stays, not only committed but intelligent.

[CosbehFox]

12 hours ago, Blue ROI said:

Other than Vardy he must be the last high performer of the Vichai era left.

 

Getting injured before Covid ruined him. Even 5 years ago I would have felt he was good enough for a last 8 Champions League club.

 

Unlike so many other unlikeables he can walk away from all of this with his reputation intact.

He’s our best player post 2016

[RoboFox]

One of the few players that actually seem to care. His interview with RL the other day was one of the most honest I've heard come out of this entire shit-show. No Coady-esque "the lads are together" meaningless platitude bollocks. Admitted the club needs changes at all levels and nearly went so far as to say certain players are just phoning it in. 

 

Would love him to stay, but if he doesn't it would be a retirement league at this stage. Nice pay packet, easier on his body. 

 

One more big injury and he's done for IMO.

 

 

[Kuredufox]

1 hour ago, CosbehFox said:

He’s our best player post 2016

Totally class

[Pliskin]

I’d keep him and give him the armband.