The four Leicester players likely up for sale in summer transfer market
By Nathan Wong
Kelechi Iheanacho
Kelechi Iheanacho can perhaps feel hard done by not to have been given a more regular chance to start in Leicester’s team. With a goal contribution every 99.5 minutes, Kele consistently provides even if he combines the sublime with the ridiculous. However, Kelechi doesn’t seem to be favoured by Brendan Rodgers and is not as effective on his own compared to being in a two-man pairing. Therefore, it may be wise to cash in on the Nigerian despite his popularity with the fanbase. If Iheanacho were to be sold, this would be greatly disappointing and would certainly be for a sizeable fee given how he has proven himself over the last couple of seasons.
Caglar Soyuncu
Caglar Soyuncu has had a difficult season to put it lightly with the Turkey international coming in for stinging criticism for his early season performances. However, over the last month, Cags has been generally much improved which has coincided with an upturn in Leicester’s form. Nevertheless, Soyuncu remains an enigma who like Tielemans has a contract that runs out in Summer 2023. This begs the same question, whether LCFC ought to cash in on the defender to raise funds.
However, Soyuncu has said himself he would prefer to stay in England so a move may be unlikely given his inconsistent form. It would instead be better for Cags to stay at the King Power and hopefully consolidate a solid run of recent form. If he were to move, however, a fee of around £30m would likely be satisfactory.