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The grass isn't always greener. You'll hear non-bitter yet idealist Leicester City fans of a certain age say this phrase every September. You may notice the saying in January as well. It refers to specific departed Foxes who used LCFC as a stepping-stone

Welcome to our first LCFC transfer truth article. Here we will be discussing ballers who were purportedly eyed by City. The list includes Andy Irving of West Ham United, Portsmouth's Josh Murphy and Romain Faivre of Bournemouth

While supporters presumably now anticipate that the squad is locked in, there could be a shock in store. Even though the Foxes cannot pay for signings, free transfers and other countries are permitted. This Leicester City player may still leave

Here we briefly talk about the ones that got away. So why didn't Leicester City's recruitment department get the Cameron Brannagan and Mihailo Ivanovic signings over the line for manager Marti Cifuentes? Let's see

The transfer window provided plenty of LCFC-related content. And that didn't just relate to players the East Midlanders sold, loaned or signed. No. Many other ex-Leicester City stars and fringe personnel were on the move too. Some more famous than others

With all the chaos, bluster and noteworthy action around the Premier League and Championship over the past week or so, we seem to have missed a totally unacceptable statement from a rather ignorant international manager

Leicester City legend Jamie Vardy ultimately, reportedly rejected a plethora of offers to sign for an underdog, in true JV9 fashion. He signed for Italian Serie A side Cremonese. Therefore this free transfer probably needs explaining

According to reports, Leicester City rejected offers for one of their up-and-coming Foxes. But the player in question may not be the person you are expecting it to be

The Premier League and English Football League transfer windows have now closed for paid for deals. Leicester City oversaw a very successful summer of outgoing business. Not to mention the Foxes conducting a satisfactory recruiting session

After an intense and fairly successful Leicester City transfer window, and frenzied deadline day, there are plenty of aspects to discuss. This piece relates to temporarily departed Foxes, as well as permanently exited LCFC players

Here we inform you of exactly who left the club, especially dwelling on the most recent outgoing LCFC personnel. Not to mention that we shall rate every Leicester City signing, along with the sales and loans. There's no time to waste so let's get going!

Leicester can kiss goodbye to signing an experienced goalkeeper now. However, it's their own fault.

Leicester City are in desperate need of reinforcements. With several having already left and our midfield looking a little weak, here is the latest rumour to go along with our already extensive list.

Leicester City’s Marti Cifuentes has been preparing for a busy deadline day as the transfer window comes to a close. However, the door is open for more transfers both out and in: a striker is currently the most pressing possible exit and signing.

Leicester City Football Club are said to be set to announce the replacement signing of almost certainly exiting attacking midfielder Bilal El Khannouss. Although the former Genk playmakers is yet to formerly leave, it is unlikely that he will now stay

We round up three intriguing Leicester City transfer rumours on deadline day with the market ready for a final flourish. Foxes fans are expectant following a cache of cash being hoarded on Filbert Way following successful sales

New Leicester City head coach Marti Cifuentes is doing a good job with what he has at his disposal at King Power Stadium, as I see the complications situation

Jamie Vardy's new fans greeted him as he rejected one club and joined this team. Leicester City supporters will be eager to know what's happening

We detail and then subsequently explain why a formerly high profile Leicester City playerbwas heckled upon his return to King Power Stadium. The Foxes supporters actually reportedly booed the former LCFC star's performance and jeered as he got injured

In what was a test of their promotion credentials, Leicester came up against an ambitious Birmingham City on Friday evening. A spectacular strike by Abdul Fatawu separated the sides for much of the game before a second by substitute Ricardo Pereira.