Why this international striker rejected Leicester transfer
Foxes of Leicester explain the reason why Poland international striker Adam Buksa rejected a possible summer transfer to Leicester City.
Clearly Leicester were after a striker in the summer and were linked with a plethora of potential incomings and supposed targets. Eventually Patson Daka was the chosen one; a very solid addition as well as being a possible Jamie Vardy replacement, if anyone could be. Daka recently scored his maiden Premier League goal then supplied four finishes in Russia in the Europa League.
Other linked men included Odsonne Edouard, then of Celtic, now at West Ham United. Not to mention Ivan Toney, then of Peterborough United, and now at Brentford in the English top-flight.
Another forward connected with a prospective switch to Filbert Way was Poland international Adam Buksa. Buksa was apparently targeted after the signing of Daka, strangely, meaning it is unfeasible or the timeline is imprecise.
"…it’s hard to imagine a place for Buksa at the King Power – especially as neither Vardy, Iheanacho nor Daka are going anywhere soon.According to Sport, the 6ft 3in Poland international turned down an offer from Leicester before September’s transfer deadline.It’s understood he wasn’t exactly enamoured by the idea of joining Leicester’s Belgian sister club OH Leuven on an initial loan deal.Via HITC"
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