We have two stories to bring to Leicester City's Blue Army fan base's attention on this Tuesday morning. It is another significant day for the East Midlands team, with another quickfire Championship match. On this occasion, City meet Hull City at their MKM Stadium in East Yorkshire.
However, the focus of today's article is not the upcoming clash with the passionate Sergej Jakirovic's Tigers, no. If you want to learn about that fixture's injury updates, see our predicted lineup, found out the kick-off time, and whether the game is on television or available for streaming, click here.
In this piece, we will report on and offer verdicts for two separate Foxes matters. First of all, Leicester have essentially been warned off making a prospective signing by a supposed division two expert and former professional. Meanwhile, a young star of the King Power side has been given great news this morning. He has made the England Under-17s World Cup squad.
Leicester City told not to make signing
City are said to be interested in acquiring, or loaning, Stade Rennais midfielder Glen Kamara. However, the midfield department is well-stocked on Filbert Way, even Foxes of Leicester could have informed you of that fact.
"They [LCFC] brought in Jordan James in the summer, and they have Harry Winks, Oliver Skipp and Boubakary Soumare, too, so they're well stacked in that area — I would have thought that they needed a centre forward and maybe a central defender, too"Goodman, via FLW
English Football League pundit and former Wolverhampton Wanderers, Sunderland, West Bromwich Albion man (among many others), Don Goodman, suggests City have more pressing issues to resolve.
Young Foxes star Louis Page makes England World Cup squad
The chosen Three Lions were revealed ahead of the 2025 FIFA U17 World Cup in Qatar. And a youthful Fox was among the Pride.
Louis Page is heading to the #U17WC with @England this November 🏴
— Leicester City (@LCFC) October 21, 2025
The tournament begins on November 3 and runs until the 27th of that month on the northeastern coast of the Arabian Peninsula (or the Middle East). England meet Venezuela first. Then it is Haiti, with Egypt the final Group opponents at Doha's Aspire Football Zone.