Patson Daka interacts with Leicester fans on social media

Imminent Leicester City signing Patson Daka has kindly been answering eager questions on Twitter from his soon-to-be Foxes fan base.

It appears the Blue Army won’t be waiting long for RB Salzburg’s Patson Daka to sign. He is probably isolating after likely entering the country to finalise personal terms and the upcoming transfer in general.

Clearly Brendan Rodgers decided against securing his former striker at Celtic, Odsonne Edouard, as the Hoops were tough negotiators for obvious reasons – in their view. But Daka was then the man that Leicester focus switched to; fans of the King Power team are very excited about this addition. As are we at Foxes of Leicester!

One of the more pleasant aspects of social media is the fact that all types of celebrities – even iconic reclusive rock stars, if they choose to – can interact with their loyal faithful. And some of the LCFC fans attempted to chat to, or lightly quiz, the Zambian.

Above is the effort from an account entitled @DakaExtra, who is possibly a Fox. He wanted a follow from the prolific attacker, and although the player hasn’t yet followed back the initiator, he did reply saying “waiting for the last day”. Now, this may mean waiting for the tweeting to halt, but Daka seems a nice fellow. Could he be alluding to the day when he signs for LCFC, or leaves a hotel room to partake in LCFC promo photos?

To another Leicester supporter, Daka interacted to show he does respond to fans; this is naturally revealing of the upcoming transfer, to be honest.

Another Leicester-related profile on Twitter got a reply after complaining that the soon-to-be Fox doesn’t answer his calls.

Leicester City transfer targets

There are other speculated targets for the east Midlanders at present: Ozan Kabak is a confirmed wanted man on Filbert Way; talk of the Foxes following rival Midlands side Nottingham Forest’s asset Brennan Johnson has increased.

Along with two starlets being tipped to join Leicester: Chris Popov who is a 16-year-old forward at Manchester United, as well as Hartlepool goalkeeper Brad Young, 19.