BREAKING: Leicester City New Manager Named, He’s expected to be unveiled some time this week as Foxes players expected to LEAVE the club revealed with Former Liverpool star, Arsenal man and ex-Leicester PL title winner linked with move to King Power Stadium

Russell Martin appears set to become the next head coach at Leicester. He is expected to be unveiled sometime next week. This could trigger a wave of various player movements in and out of the club.

Wout Faes is among a number of players thought to be nearing an exit. He is set to sign for Lazio for a sum in the region of £10million.

Discussions with Sheffield United over Hamza Choudhury are also expected. These talks will commence once it’s confirmed whether the club is promoted or remains in the Championship. Hamza seems eager to depart, but his valuation could fluctuate depending on The Blades’ league status.

Patson Daka, Harry Souttar, Jannik Vestergaard, Harry Winks, James Justin, Caleb Okoli, Kasey McAteer, Jeremy Monga, and Jake Evans are all facing uncertain futures. These individuals are either attracting interest from other clubs or dealing with unclear roles within the squad.

Wilfred Ndidi, Bouba Soumare, Mads Hermansen, and Bilal El Khannouss are also reportedly being monitored by other teams. The incoming manager will need to address all of these issues, gaining clarity on what direction the club intends to take with this significant cluster of players.

It is understood that Wilfred Ndidi is likely to remain at Leicester. He will play a key role moving forward. He signed his current deal just last summer, which puts him in no rush to leave the club or relocate.

Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain is a name making the rounds. Despite seeing a resurgence in form under new manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer at Besiktas, he still seems poised to depart.

He had previously been linked with Leicester. Aaron Ramsdale and Jeffrey Schlupp are two more seasoned players possibly on the move. Leicester are reportedly keeping tabs on all three.

At present, the Leicester squad appears highly unbalanced in terms of positions, age profiles, and ambition levels. Addressing this imbalance must be a top priority. Any missteps here could be costly once more.

While a few veterans are beneficial, an overreliance on aging players won’t propel Leicester forward. This summer demands a clear plan and better squad structure.