Why Homegrown Leicester City trio could be sold amid promotion glory

Leicester City could be forced to sell homegrown players Hamza Choudhury, Ben Nelson, and Sammy Braybrooke this summer, according to the Daily Mail.

Leicester City sealed their return to the Premier League over the weekend, and on Monday night, the Foxes won the Championship.

Tensions have been high in recent months due to a drop in form,

but a routine away win over Preston North End assured the Foxes would conclude this rollercoaster season at the top of the table.

time the celebrations will continue for a time, there are significant changes to be done at the King Power.

The club has been struggling financially and may begin next season with a points deduction as a result.

They’ll also most likely have to sell some key assets early in the summer transfer window.

According to the Daily Mail, three Leicester City players could be sold: Hamza Choudhury, Ben Nelson, and Sammy Braybrooke.

All three are homegrown, and the club might make a considerable profit from them.

That could help them achieve their goal of balancing the books by the end of June.

Departures are inevitable.

It has long been evident that Leicester City will need to sell players this summer,

and with the confirmation of their promotion to the Premier League as champions,

the attention will quickly shift to earning funds this summer.

Choudhury has been a valuable contributor this season.

His versatility has allowed him to play in a variety of positions for Enzo Maresca’s team,

while his combative play style and tenacity have helped him shine at the Championship level.

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