Leicester City have gone through some big changes this summer.
After winning promotion to the Premier League, the Foxes have lost their manager Enzo Maresca as well as their main player Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall to Chelsea.
They have since appointed Steve Cooper as their new manager and signed players like Issahaku Fatawu, Caleb Okoli, Michael Golding, and Bobby De Cordova-Reid.
They are determined to sign more players in order to ensure their stay in the top flight of England past next season.
However, for that they need to sign a replacement of Dewsbury-Hall and that is what Cooper has mentioned in his interview.
The Leicester City manager said, as reported by Leicester Live:
“(Dewsbury-Hall) obviously had a really good season last year and the more I watched games from last year, the more I understood how well he did.

“He’s gone, good luck to him. We’ve got to look forward now. We’ve certainly got to replace him and some other positions, which we’re actively trying to do.
“There’s lots of stuff going on that I don’t think has managed to reach you guys (in the media).
“The club are working really hard and we’re really joined up in what we want to do. There’s a clear plan. Hopefully we can get a few players over the line, and the quicker the better.”
The manager has sent a clear message to the club owners that they need a new midfielder who can match the output of their former midfielder and help the team achieve their targets next season.