Facundo Buonanotte is rapidly becoming Leicester City’s star on loan. The Argentine, on a temporary spell from Brighton & Hove Albion, has already left his mark on the Premier League this season, scoring three goals and providing two assists, which have made him a fan favorite at King Power Stadium.

The 2024/25 season began with a rocky start for Leicester, but they soon found momentum, securing back-to-back victories. Buonanotte has played a crucial role in this revival.
His skill on the ball and knack for creating goal-scoring opportunities has energized Leicester’s attack, often prompting the crowd to rise whenever he approaches the box—a remarkable feat for a 19-year-old.
KBBIn a recent interview with The Telegraph, Buonanotte shared insights into his preferred playing style.
“I feel more at ease and comfortable playing in a free role behind the No 9,” he said, envisioning himself as “a mixture between a number 10 and a number 7,” ideally positioned between the center and the right.

Leicester fans and manager Steve Cooper may find it difficult to define Buonanotte’s exact role without limiting his potential.
His flexibility allows him to seamlessly cover multiple attacking positions, a valuable asset in modern football.
Though a permanent deal seems unlikely, Leicester will enjoy Buonanotte’s energy while they can. After all, as the saying goes, it’s best not to fall in love with loaned players.