When Leicester can sign players again as news of transfer embargo ending emerges

Foxes of Leicester explain and discuss when Leicester City Football Club can sign players again. There is news emerging concerning the Foxes' English Football League-imposed transfer embargo soon ending. In addition to looking at that topic, FoL also take a glance at some of the best social media posts as the east Midlands outfit are confirmed as Championship title-winners. What a year this has been after the great disappointment of 2023/24.

First of all, the tweets, or whatever the 'X' platform calls them now. And there are some excellent, as well as clearly emotional, statements from the club along with players and fans. Let's take a look.

Leicester's best and most famous ever player, Jamie Vardy, celebrates the Championship title with a good morning message to the LCFC faithful..

The striker scoring on Monday night in true G.O.A.T. fashion! Will Vardy be at Leicester for the upcoming Premier League campaign? Your guess is as good as our at present. This guide explains the confusion which will hopefully be cleared up soon.

Thanks Sky Bet Championship, and so long! With all due respect - we don't want to return again, ever!

The Blue Army enjoying themselves at PNE's Deepdale Stadium on Monday after a 3-0 victory which secured ascension to the EPL.

And, finally, the King Power club produced a marvellous poster commemorating another historic moment in the modern era of the Leicestershire team.

Leicester City can make signings next season, according to this article

Prepare to rejoice once more, City fans. If, like me, you were worried that no incoming players would materialise over the summer due to Profit and Sustainability or Financial Fair Play issues and rule breaks, then take a deep breath and relax.

That is because this report claims that the Foxes can sign players in the coming transfer window. Apparently, the Premier League won't extend the EFL ban. In 2023, trading was permitted from June 14; international dealing began on July 1. EPL bosses are yet to confirm this summer's dates.

So, what kind of acquisitions do Leicester need over the summer? Well, if we consider Mads Hermansen potentially of English top-flight standard, we can move on to the defence.

I have my concerns about the capacity for Jannik Vestergaard and Wout Faes to continue their brilliant partnership at the top level. You can probably recall that both defenders struggled drastically at times when last in the division during the previous term.

Albeit Vestergaard was given minimal chances to shine or gain consistency. In fairness, in the Championship the pair showed that they deserve a chance at being the first-choice duo for the upcoming season.

I'm not as worried about the fullbacks or midfield - if Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall stays. Surely Abdul Fatawu will join permanent, so that'll be an interesting one. One or two centreforwards will possibly leave, so another goalscorer shall be required.