Hopefully, with any luck, Leicester City Football Club are planning some transfer moves once the January market opens again. Manoeuvres is probably a more appropriate word to describe how the Foxes must navigate through the window with cunning and care. Why the need to be so careful? The King Power International Group, who own and run the organisation with the help of director of football Jon Rudkin, have Profit and Sustainability worries and a pending case with the Premier League concerning losses.
Nevertheless, reports emanating from varying degrees of trustworthy media outlets state that City wish to buy and sell. Loaning and selling may be the more accurate prediction for LCFC's strategy. Irrespective, changes to the squad are expected regarding incomings as well as outgoings. The main desire of the Blue Army fan base is, of course, to acquire a competent striker. You know, one who actually scores goals!
However, today we are speaking about the possible exit of one of the East Midlanders' centre forwards. In addition to discussing Patson Daka and reveling the team who would, bizarrely, like to sign him, we have an extra story. The second matter is in regards to Ricardo Pereira's future. He has reportedly been offered a new Foxes contract. Although he is also said to be a wanted man. Let's get to it.
Ricardo Pereira has C.D. Nacional and Valencia as admirers
The right back is being monitored back home in Portugal, along with Spain, it appears. But we are led to believe that Ricardo, a fan favourite, does also have a two-year deal on the table at King Power Stadium. I'd rather him stay than exit for free with an expiring agreement.
"Exclusive: Ricardo Pereira Set for New Leicester Deal as Nacional and Valencia Circle"Sports Boom
Leicester City flop Patson Daka on Rangers' radar
Daka didn't make the grade on Filbert Way. Swapping him for a composed goalscorer would be ideal. Yet Leicester probably have to rid themselves of the Zambia international first of all:
"In other news, Leicester are looking to offload out-of-favour striker Patson Daka in January, with Rangers among the clubs linked with a move."Sports Boom