“Leicester City’s STUNNING £30M+ CASH GRAB: £25K-a-Week SUPERSTAR Set for SHOCK EXIT!”
Leicester City poised to offload Caleb Okoli this summer in a £30 million-plus fundraising push, per Football League World sources

Leicester City have officially appointed Marti Cifuentes as their new head coach, with the former QPR manager stepping into the role at the King Power Stadium following Ruud van Nistelrooy’s departure and the club’s relegation from the Premier League.
As the Foxes prepare for life in the Championship once again for the 2025–26 campaign, there’s a significant rebuild on the horizon.
Cifuentes will need to reshape his squad, but financial constraints mean departures will likely be required before new arrivals can be secured.

Leicester City are planning to sell defender Caleb Okoli
Following their relegation, Leicester find themselves short on funds, and Football League World (FLW) understands that several players will need to be sold to generate income.
One name already drawing interest is goalkeeper Mads Hermansen, with both Chelsea and West Ham monitoring his situation.
According to Football Insider, Leicester are open to offers in the region of £20 million for the Dane.
However, FLW sources suggest the club intends to raise at least £30 million from player sales this summer. Among those likely to be sold is Caleb Okoli.
The 24-year-old defender, who earns around £25,000 a week according to Capology, only joined the club last summer in a £13 million deal from Atalanta.
Okoli’s time at Leicester has been underwhelming. He made just 19 appearances in the Premier League last season and struggled for consistency.
While he featured regularly under Steve Cooper early in the campaign, his role diminished under Van Nistelrooy, with only three starts in 2025.
Now, with Leicester seeking to overhaul the squad and boost their transfer budget, Okoli is expected to follow Hermansen out the door.
Cifuentes is keen to mould the team in his own image, and moving on from underperforming assets like Okoli is a step in that direction.



