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Adam Barradell is leaving Leicester City FC. The former U18 leading team coach had been with the club since 2016. He wrote the following message on his X account;

“10 years, what an incredible journey!​ After a decade with, @LCFC, the time has come to say goodbye. I’m filled with immense gratitude for the unforgettable moments and lifelong relationships built along the way. Leading the U18s program for the last 7 seasons has been a true honor.”

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Leicester City U21 has started the season with a mixed bag of results. They compete in the Premier League 2, Premier League Cup and National League Cup.

Their season started with a 3-1 win vs. Plymouth in the Natioanl League Cup. Later they have played Man Utd away in Premier League 2, losing 1-4. On the 4th of September they played Bournemouth at home in the Premier League Cup, defeated 0-1.

The U18’s have played three games in three different tournaments. On the 5th of September losing 1-4 at home to Newcastle. Before that they played Bournemouth in the Premier League Cup, 0-1 defeat. Earlier, on the 15th of August, U18 managing a 2-2 draw in the U18 Premier League vs. Middlesbrough.

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Leicester City U21 and U18 are well into their final games of the season, having campaigns with a number of positives. The U21 team did see a 2-3 loss in their latest outing vs. Aston Villa at home. Villa were 3-0 up before Leicester scored, goals from Logan Briggs and Ryan Donnelly.

In the last six games we have seen two wins, two draws and two defeats. A special of those was the 5-1 home win vs. Arsenal. A very strong result against a top quality opponent. Leicester also picked up all three from the game vs. Norwich.

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