Berichten zufolge ist der Mittelfeldspieler von Leicester City, Wilfred Ndidi, nach der Aktivierung einer Abstiegsklausel in seinem Vertrag über 9 Millionen Pfund zum Verkauf verfügbar.
This event follows Leicester City’s recent relegation to the Sky Bet Championship, resulting from their 1-0 loss to Liverpool, who have recently been named champions of the Premier League.
Wilfred Ndidi, 28, signed a three-year contract extension with the Foxes last summer, to help the club maintain their Premier League status. However, the unfortunate end to the season has altered his prospects significantly.
Note that he had the opportunity to leave the King Power Stadium on a free transfer when his contract was initially up, yet he chose to extend his stay at the club.
Before his team’s relegation, Leicester City turned down a lucrative offer from Ligue 1 side Monaco for Ndidi in January, indicating the club’s desire to keep the Nigerian midfielder.
Since joining the Foxes from KRC Genk in the Belgian Pro League in 2017, Ndidi has established himself as a pillar of their midfield, known for his exceptional ball-winning abilities and defensive prowess.
This season, he has made 27 appearances across all competitions under the management of Ruud van Nistelrooy.
As the summer transfer window approaches, Ndidi’s future remains uncertain, but the release clause may attract a plethora of interested clubs.
In related news, Peter Olayinka, the striker for Red Star Belgrade, has resumed training following his recovery from a serious ACL injury sustained in a UEFA Champions League game against Monaco in October 2024.
The 29-year-old attacker is keen to return to competitive football before the end of the current season.
Olayinka posted on social media earlier today, sharing a photo from the team’s training ground with the caption “Strong and free”.
He had an impressive record of two goals and two assists in just six league appearances before his injury, having joined Red Star from Czech giants Slavia Prague last summer.
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