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Hamza Choudhury

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Watford and Newcastle looking at him on loan

 

I wouldn't let him go, I think he will get more game time the 2nd half of this season especially now he will be seen as an option at centre back

 

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-10427555/Newcastle-Watford-considering-loan-Leicester-City-midfielder-Hamza-Choudhury.html

 

Newcastle and Watford are considering a loan move for Leicester City midfielder Hamza Choudhury as the England U21 international wants regular Premier League action despite Foxes boss Brendan Rodgers hailing him as 'sensational'

 

Leicester City midfielder Hamza Choudhury is being considered for a late loan deal by Watford and Newcastle United.

The England Under-21 international has impressed with his versatility, playing in an unfamiliar centre-back role after being called upon during a defensive injury crisis.

Manager Brendan Rodgers labelled Choudhury's performance against Watford earlier this month as 'sensational', even comparing the 24-year-old to former Liverpool and Argentina international Javier Mascherano, who started as a defensive midfielder but ended up playing at centre-back with Barcelona.

'I thought he was sensational in the game,' said Rodgers. 'Sometimes it happens like that for a midfield player stepping back. 

'He was defensively quick, making interceptions and blocks, his recovery speed was incredible and that’s why you always have quick players, especially how we play, squeezing the pitch. 

'His passing was excellent in the main as well, so I’m delighted for him.'

'He’s a very flexible player for us and he’s played against a Premier League team with really good players,' the manager added. 'So it shows that he can, if he’s needed in there.

'That’s what Hamza brings to the group, he can play in a few positions. You see the education in his game improving all the time, where he can slot in and play against a Premier League team to that level.'

Choudhury's pace and tackling has often prompted Rodgers to utilise him in defence during training and that has come to the fore when he has been tasked to fill in for first team games.

He has proved one of their top performers during a taxing period for the squad and as a local academy product is well established as a firm favourite with supporters.

Leicester are not looking to let anyone leave this window but Choudhury, who was close to joining Newcastle under former boss Steve Bruce, may have a decision to make once all the Foxes' squad are fit and back from AFCON.

He had been on the fringe of the starting XI prior to January and will want to maintain his status of playing regularly in the Premier League.

Watford and Newcastle are among those considering an approach, noting his ability to play in different positions ahead of what will be a tough run-in for clubs at the lower end of the table. 

With ten days of the window left, Leicester are braced for enquiries. They were willing to let him go last summer and recognise it could be difficult for him to return to the bench. 

They remain in the market for loan signings themselves and making space by moving Choudhury on could prove the best solution.

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I have often supported Hamza.  But it might be time for him to move on.  It was great to see him against Watford.  But he lost the ball cheaply more than once.  Against Tottenham he was OK.

 

When we get players back, he won't get much game time.

 

It may be that he is needed right now but I think his future is limited at Leicester. 

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5 minutes ago, majaco said:

I have often supported Hamza.  But it might be time for him to move on.  It was great to see him against Watford.  But he lost the ball cheaply more than once.  Against Tottenham he was OK.

 

When we get players back, he won't get much game time.

 

It may be that he is needed right now but I think his future is limited at Leicester. 

Which will be at the end of the season at best, so for now, we need him.

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4 hours ago, moore_94 said:

Watford and Newcastle looking at him on loan

 

I wouldn't let him go, I think he will get more game time the 2nd half of this season especially now he will be seen as an option at centre back

 

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-10427555/Newcastle-Watford-considering-loan-Leicester-City-midfielder-Hamza-Choudhury.html

 

Newcastle and Watford are considering a loan move for Leicester City midfielder Hamza Choudhury as the England U21 international wants regular Premier League action despite Foxes boss Brendan Rodgers hailing him as 'sensational'

 

Leicester City midfielder Hamza Choudhury is being considered for a late loan deal by Watford and Newcastle United.

The England Under-21 international has impressed with his versatility, playing in an unfamiliar centre-back role after being called upon during a defensive injury crisis.

Manager Brendan Rodgers labelled Choudhury's performance against Watford earlier this month as 'sensational', even comparing the 24-year-old to former Liverpool and Argentina international Javier Mascherano, who started as a defensive midfielder but ended up playing at centre-back with Barcelona.

'I thought he was sensational in the game,' said Rodgers. 'Sometimes it happens like that for a midfield player stepping back. 

'He was defensively quick, making interceptions and blocks, his recovery speed was incredible and that’s why you always have quick players, especially how we play, squeezing the pitch. 

'His passing was excellent in the main as well, so I’m delighted for him.'

'He’s a very flexible player for us and he’s played against a Premier League team with really good players,' the manager added. 'So it shows that he can, if he’s needed in there.

'That’s what Hamza brings to the group, he can play in a few positions. You see the education in his game improving all the time, where he can slot in and play against a Premier League team to that level.'

Choudhury's pace and tackling has often prompted Rodgers to utilise him in defence during training and that has come to the fore when he has been tasked to fill in for first team games.

He has proved one of their top performers during a taxing period for the squad and as a local academy product is well established as a firm favourite with supporters.

Leicester are not looking to let anyone leave this window but Choudhury, who was close to joining Newcastle under former boss Steve Bruce, may have a decision to make once all the Foxes' squad are fit and back from AFCON.

He had been on the fringe of the starting XI prior to January and will want to maintain his status of playing regularly in the Premier League.

Watford and Newcastle are among those considering an approach, noting his ability to play in different positions ahead of what will be a tough run-in for clubs at the lower end of the table. 

With ten days of the window left, Leicester are braced for enquiries. They were willing to let him go last summer and recognise it could be difficult for him to return to the bench. 

They remain in the market for loan signings themselves and making space by moving Choudhury on could prove the best solution.

....I would love him to get a break, he gets what appears to be promises and it does not come to fruition!!!

I have previously said he needs to go in order to start his career with regular games, I really do not trust Rodgers to give him the opportunities that I feel he needs, too many assurances have been made, step out the door Hamza, give yourself a chance to shine.

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1 hour ago, Andy W said:

I think he is better at centre back than defensive midfielder. Sometimes as DM he get out of position


 

he played an absolute belter of a game there’s no denying that but it was ONE game…

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