Arsenal, Chelsea, Man United want to sign rising Leicester star
According to a report in Spanish media, Arsenal, Chelsea and Manchester United want to sign rising Leicester City star Kelechi Iheanacho.
That is quite the compliment to accompany the Nigerian striker’s amazing current form. Iheanacho is winning admirers and fans from all corners of the globe thanks to the astonishing turn of fortune he has worked for as a Fox.
To potentially have clubs such as the Gunners, the Blues and the Red Devils chasing someone is particularly significant – and means that they are a serious ‘baller’. Yet Iheanacho still has a way to go before he can consider himself among the elite.
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Despite his recent scoring prowess – his contemporary European rivals at goalscoring since February include Kylian Mbappe, Lionel Messi, Robert Lewandowski and Erling Haaland – the former Manchester City forward still needs to refine a few aspects of his game: basic first touch on occasion, focus for 90 minutes and concentration with every chance at goal. Nevertheless, he is linked with a move to major clubs:
"Leicester City striker Kelechi Iheanacho is being tracked by Arsenal, Chelsea and Manchester United, according to FichajesVia Leicester Mercury"
The business end for Leicester City
The subsequent matchup for the Foxes is with English top-flight strugglers Crystal Palace. Palace are living fairly dangerously, as they often do: a lack of significant investment in the transfer market is now apparent from their position. It would definitely be a shame to lose them – not this but next year to relegation – and their fan base. I must admit, the Eagles’ faithful add some intensity and loud support to the Premier League.
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With the game being at King Power Stadium, a win is likely again for Leicester; yet we all know home advantage has lost a bit of edge and bite since the banning of crowds. Nevertheless, three points are a necessity in this fixture for Brendan Rodgers‘ men if they are going to qualify for the Champions League, as Foxes of Leicester sees the situation. That is partly because of a difficult trio of outings to end the season with.