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Loans 2025/26

By moore_94, in Leicester City Forum

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LCFCJohn

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53 minutes ago, Claridge said:

Sad news, very doubtful he ever plays for our first team now

Unfortunately this will be the case. Hopefully he can get back to fitness and still make a good career but doubtful with us.

 

I think partly down to injuries but the generation that we were hopefully of with Alves, Braybrooke and Nelson, I don’t think any of them will play for us now, other than a few minutes here and there. Probably more hope with the younger group who are coming through.

Ric Flair

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It used to be that our players were lining up to get injured when we first moved to Seagrave, now it seems that if you get loaned away from Seagrave you're in for a bad injury.

 

Nelson

Souttar

Wanya Marcal

Alves

 

All got bad injuries in the last 12 months. 

Stadt

Stadt

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Just now, moore_94 said:

Todays Result - Thursday 25th September

 

Europa League:

 

Bilal El Khannouss (8.0 + 1 goal + MOTM - 70 mins) - Stuttgart 2-1 Celta Vigo

Looks like he’s adding goals to his game - £30m will look a snip at the end of the season unfortunately 

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honeybradger

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20 minutes ago, Stadt said:

Looks like he’s adding goals to his game - £30m will look a snip at the end of the season unfortunately 

He's also benefitting from playing with better players. We wasted him in a front 4 with Ayew, Cordova Reid and an old Vardy. 

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Lambert09

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2 hours ago, Ric Flair said:

It used to be that our players were lining up to get injured when we first moved to Seagrave, now it seems that if you get loaned away from Seagrave you're in for a bad injury.

 

Nelson

Souttar

Wanya Marcal

Alves

 

All got bad injuries in the last 12 months. 

It was Rodger’s not seagrave. He did the same to Celtic as well. He’s anti science and as soon as he started getting rid of the old medical team everything went to crap. 

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Fox on the Rox

Fox on the Rox

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16 hours ago, Lambert09 said:

At least it’s not the knee again. If he’s back by December there’s still plenty of footy to be played 

He's shown his resilience and commitment in getting back from the ACL. Hopefully the foot injury will be something he recovers from quickly and he can get on with his season.

moore_94

moore_94

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Braybrooke and Opoku starting for Newport vs Chesterfield

 

Joseph starting for Tranmere vs Cambridge

 

Wilson-Brown on the bench for Swindon vs Bromley

 

Cartwright starting for Falkirk vs Hearts

moore_94

moore_94

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Todays Results - Satuday 27th September

 

League Two:

 

Sammy Braybrooke (6.3 - 90 mins) - Newport County 1-4 Chesterfield

 

Nathan Opoku (6.0 - 61 mins) - Newport County 1-4 Chesterfield

 

Jayden Joseph (6.3 - 45 mins) - Tranmere Rovers 0-0 Cambridge United

 

Tom Wilson-Brown (6.1 - 18 mins) - Swindon Town 2-0 Bromley

 

Scottish Prem:

 

Henry Cartwright (5.4 + 1 error leading to goal - 45 mins) - Falkirk 0-3 Hearts

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moore_94

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Looks like even despite a 6.3 on WhoScored that Braybrooke did actually have a pretty good game

 

He got a 7.0 on FotMob and 7.1 on SofaScore

 

Seen some Newport fans saying he was very good as well

 

Hopefully he keeps up the good personal performances and when his loan ends in January we can get him into League One

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Noahfence

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3 minutes ago, moore_94 said:

Looks like even despite a 6.3 on WhoScored that Braybrooke did actually have a pretty good game

 

He got a 7.0 on FotMob and 7.1 on SofaScore

 

Seen some Newport fans saying he was very good as well

 

Hopefully he keeps up the good personal performances and when his loan ends in January we can get him into League One

A League One loan where he’ll continue to play every week has to be the aim in January. Even if it’s someone near the bottom again. 

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davieG

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https://www.leicestermercury.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/leicester-citys-alves-undergoes-surgery-10532608

 

Leicester City's Will Alves undergoes surgery after 'freak' injury
The 20-year-old attacking midfielder only managed four appearances for loan club Huddersfield before suffering the foot problem, which will keep him out for 'months'

Jordan Blackwell
07:00, 28 Sep 2025
Updated 09:35, 28 Sep 2025


Will Alves has undergone surgery on a “freak” foot injury and will miss “months” of the season for loan club Huddersfield Town.

The Leicester City attacking midfielder only managed four appearances for the Terriers before the bad news arrived this week.

Alves had missed the midweek cup tie against Manchester City and, speaking on Friday, Huddersfield manager Lee Grant confirmed that the 20-year-old would be on the sidelines for a period of time with a foot issue.

 

Grant said: “We are going to be without Will Alves for months rather than weeks, which is really disappointing.

“It’s a real big blow. He’s come in and been so bright with his energy, so bright with his performances.

 

“We’ve been very careful to manage his minutes and manage the physical exposure that he’s had, and then you do all of that, and then something freak comes out of nowhere, and he gets a foot injury.

“It's really disappointing for Will and really disappointing for myself and the playing squad.”

Alves added: “Gutted to be missing part of the season due to injury. I’ve had a successful operation and can’t wait to be back playing with the team soon.”

Scoring with the first touch in his league debut for Huddersfield earlier this month, Alves had made his first start for his new club last weekend and looked set for a prominent role as they compete for League One promotion.

The season-long loan was a big opportunity for Alves to get a significant number of senior minutes under his belt.

After losing a year of development through an ACL injury, he spent the second half of last term on loan in the Championship with Cardiff. He made the loan switch to Huddersfield in the summer having been unable to force his way into Marti Cifuentes’ plans.

 

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moore_94

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Todays Results - Sunday 28th September

 

Serie A:

 

Woyo Coulibaly (6.1 - 10 mins) - Sassuolo 3-1 Udinese

 

Bundesliga:

 

Bilal El Khannouss (6.8 - 86 mins) - Stuttgart 2-1 FC Koln

JimJams

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Woyo didn't get off the bench for Sassuolo yesterday.  Hopefully not a trend.  One start in 4.  Only 10 minutes in the last 2.  That's the league.  The 3-0 dicking at the hands of Como in the cup seem to have done for him.

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