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In Both Camps; Fleetwood Town

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Leicester City are up against Fleetwood in their next game, taking on the relatively new EFL club this Tuesday. This is a 2nd round Carabao Cup clash.

We all know the story  with Jamie Vardy, who was signed from Fleetwood back in 2012, for a record fee of £1 million. Then Fleetwood Town was a non-league team and has since moved up the ladder. No one at the club has scored 20 league goals or more, since Jamie Vardy did so in the 2011-12 season.

Leicester City played Fleetwood Town in the FA Cup last season and had to settle for a draw away and then a 2-0 win a few days later, out on the field was a certain Cian Bolger. Bolger played for Leicester City from 2010 to 2013, but never for the first team, he moved on to Bolton, and later to Southend and to Fleetwood where he is a trusted central defender, now 26 years of age

Another former fox has also been at Fleetwood Town, Iain Hume, spending some time on loan at Highbury back in 2014. He was then with Preston North End. Hume, 34 today, is now trying his luck in India, playing for his fifth club in the league, Pune City.

Jamie Vardy is out with a red card suspension, and will not play against his former club, as he missed the prevous clash. Cian Bolger is also a former fox who has been on the books at Fleetwood.

A list of players in both camps;

  • Goalkeepers
  • Defenders
    • Cian Bolger
    • Darnell Johnson
  • Midfield
  • Forwards
    • Jamie Vardy
    • Iain Hume

New contracts for important players at Leicester City, this is the current situation

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Wilfred Ndidi and Jamie Vardy have just signed new deals. Two of the most important players are tied up for six and four new years. Ndidi signing a lucrative six year deal, shows that he believe in the project and are ready to progress with the club. Jamie Vardy will if be a true legend at the club and he has broken a number of records that for all time will be difficult to copy.

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The current situation related to contracts are the following:

  • Goalkeepers
    • Schmeichel, Jun 21, Ward, Jun 22, Jakupovic, Jun 20
  • Defenders
    • Maguire, Jun 22, Soyuncu, Jun 23, Evans, Jun 21, Benkovic, Jun 23, Morgan, Jun 19, Benalouane, Jun 19, Chilwell, Jun 21, Fuchs, Jun 19, Pereira, Jun 23, Simpson, Jun 19, Johnson, Jun 21 *
  • Midfield
    • Ndidi, Jun 24 *, Iborra, Jun 21, Amartey, Jun 20, Choudhury, Jun 20, Silva, Jun 21, King, Jun 20, James, Jun 22, Albrighton, Jun 20, Maddison, Jun 23, Kapustka, Jun 21, Gray, Jun 21, Diabate, Jun 22, Ghezzal, Jun 22,
  • Forward
    • Vardy, Jun 22 *, Iheanacho, Jun 22, Okazaki, Jun 19,

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A number of players are on outgoing contracts and will have to be discussing their terms during the season. Fuchs, Morgan, Simpson, Okazaki and Benalouane are the players with their current deal running out in the summer.

*, Newly renewed contracts !

Leicester City, TCF Weekly, The Bulletin, Specials on, Papy Mendy, Dennis Rofe and Sir Alex

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Leicester City, TCF Weekly, The Bulletin,

This Week, Specials on, Papy Mendy, Dennis Rofe and Sir Alex Ferguson,

There are a lot of things going on at this website and to give you a chance to follow up on all the updates, we have made this special bulletin just to sum it up.

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What’s New
Wilfred Ndidi has signed a new contract keeping him at Leicester City until 2024. Leicester City Chairman Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha signals intentions.

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