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Brendan Rodgers will see his squad of players being changed in the summer, and if Leicester avoid relegation, they will be out to change a number of players and could end up with as many as 6 or 7 new signings.

A great number of the players in the Leicester squad will be out of contract in the summer. James Maddison, Timothy Castagne and Jannik Vestergaard are other players that will be seen as possible sales with cover and new heads in line to replace them.

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Brendan Rodgers, Steve Cooper and David Moyes are the three managers in the relegation fight that were in charge of their clubs when this season started. To change the manager during the season looks as a certain criteria to get relegated.

Palace, Everton, Saints, Leeds, Wolves and Bournemouth have one thing in commen, that is a key reason for relegation, sacking their manager. In the last ten years, 90% of the clubs sacking their manager, faced relegation.

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Brendan Rodgers made his mind up and dropped Danny Ward for the crucial away fixture vs. Brentford. Daniel Iversen, with the middle name “Lønne”, was given his full Premier League debut today. This to build on earlier performances in different cup games and of course loan spells out at other clubs and last at Preston.

Daniel Iversen had to see one goal conceded as a deflection made it difficult to stop the ball, but still believe it was saveable, but credit to the dane as the defense worked well in front of him.

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