In recent days we have seen Leicester being linked with several players in different positions. To see Leicester linked with another flank alternative is not difficult to understand, it just confirms that Stephy Mavididi and even Will Alves can be regarded as potential selling assets. Bobby De Cordova-Reid has also been listed among players who could leave in the window.

Harry Howell and Liam Cullen are players who can operate in other positions and might be more of use as offensive midfielders, than being placed out on the flank. The players seen linked, and the latest one, Jack Diamond from Stockport, is a versitale option, preferebly playing on the left wing, which is one position Stephy Mavididi is playing in, seeing him as a potential sale before the transfer window close.

The current situation at this football club is far from settled. The fans who travelled to Ipswich for last nights Carabao Cup fixture were amazing, backing the team from the first minute. Expectations were low and the way this team responded from start shows what could be coming. The connection between players and fans is one crucial factor that must be there to get success.

Often talking of Borussia Dortmund and their support, being in that area once, makes it evident they never gave up, even in the darkest moments. We all know that Leicester are in a place at the moment, they do not belong, and to get them back to a higher shelf, they need a fanbase of support, not the opposite.

Leicester do have a group of young exceptional talented players and the way they managed to control this game vs. Ipswich, makes this a good project to support, going forward. Conor Chaplin will be one very important player in this set up, being one of very few to call on with experience when the transfer window close. Harry Souttar hopefully staying, but if he leaves, would have loved to see the pairing of Olebade Aluko and Ilari Kangasniemi. A very exciting and special partnership, of two very talented 19 year old defenders.