Watching the different rumours coming through, you are of course looking with a special eye, as we would like to see Leicester signing up new young players, at the moment having a squad of experience.
There are four names to cheer on, in the group of players lately seen as potential new signings, but of course not seeing Leicester going solo in any of these chases, again potentially difficult to get those moves over the line.
Jens Castore from Napoli, Elye Wahi at Lens and Reiss Nelson of Arsenal are three names of the pack in the hot, cool and cold rumours list that stands out as almost perfect additions. They would lift the roof and give Leicester fans something to be excited for.
Reiss Nelson looks to be a rumour cooling down as his name no longer is seen much in relation to Leicester, despite having a thorough update from Fabrizio Romano a few days back. Nelson would be a perfect addition and one to challenge over the total front line.
Jens Castore (24) is one very special player. The Swede is one to really recognize and would be very interesting to see him in Premier League action. He is a central defensive midfielder, but he is skilled and can also go forward and find those pockets to play the ball through to forwards.
Elye Wahi (21), currently with Lens and previously playing alongside Stephy Mavididi at Montpellier. The forward is a young wonderful prospect and if Tom Cannon is to be loaned out to a Championship club, he could be the man to call on.
Exciting days as Leicester manager Steve Cooper is to build his perfect squad for the next season, but still none of the players suggested are not the playmaker Leicester need to be able to get the creativity. Matt O’Riley is the fourth name that we believe would have been one very special additon. Southampton seen as a frontrunner, but that surely should not stop Leicester to enter the chase. According to a Celtic fansite, he is not that eager to move on and we would probably not see him in a move to Leicester this summer.
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