Iheanacho did it for fans; boss changes Leicester transfer policy

Kelechi Iheanacho does his magic for the supporters. Meanwhile Brendan Rodgers is changing an old Leicester City transfer policy.

He’s done it again: Iheanacho finally fulfilling his great potential is an inspiring sight to behold. Especially when it helps the Foxes reinforce their top four position and progress to an FA Cup semi-final.

The Nigerian confirmed that the squad is delighted and that they “did it” for the fans. Read more from Iheanacho at lcfc.com.

Significant Leicester City transfer policy change

In the national and local media’s silly scramble to obtain, sort and publish any major or news worthy material simply in order to sell newspapers or online advertisements through clicks and readership, they occasionally overlook the most significant aspects of managers’ press briefings.

But don’t fear, as Foxes of Leicester are here – and we will get the fine-tooth comb on it! You may have read something in the week with the nonchalant headline “Brendan Rodgers wants Leicester City to end annual summer transfer tradition”. And anyone would be forgiven for ignoring that or thinking it may be insignificant.

In actuality, the aforementioned title could have been something along the lines of ‘Leicester City decision or stance has huge implications’. This is because part of the substance was Brendan Rodgers’ view that the outfit should/will essentially cease to be a ‘selling club’.

Below is a quote from the gaffer which basically intends to alter the overall stature of the east Midlands side as much as consistently physically breaking the so-called ‘big six’:

"“For this summer, as I sit here, I can’t see us losing anyone. But of course, I may have said that about Ben (Chilwell) and he’s gone.“But certainly we don’t plan to lose anyone. I think as well if there’s a summer where you maybe wouldn’t be looking to lose your players, it would be this summer.”– Brendan Rodgers implying that the best talent will remainLeicestershire Live"