“Leicester’s STUNNING Betrayal! £20M Star DUMPED in Jaw-Dropping Transfer BOMBSHELL – Fans in UPROAR!”

Leicester City are preparing for a significant summer clear-out as they look to ease financial pressure following their relegation from the Premier League.

One of the club’s most valuable assets, goalkeeper Mads Hermansen, is reportedly high on the list of potential departures.

The 25-year-old Danish international is valued between £15-20 million and has three years remaining on his current contract, which expires in 2028—placing the Foxes in a strong position to hold firm on their valuation.

Despite the departures of fellow goalkeepers Danny Ward and Daniel Iversen, Leicester are actively exploring replacements.

As revealed by Football Insider on 20 June, the club has already initiated contact with experienced goalkeeper Asmir Begovic.

Meanwhile, Leicester are also open to selling defender Conor Coady. The club has reportedly given Rangers encouragement in their pursuit of the centre-back as they progress with multiple high-profile sales.

These sales are viewed as essential due to Leicester’s ongoing financial difficulties, which have persisted for over a year.

The club is also bracing for a six-point deduction after being charged with breaching Profit and Sustainability Rules (PSR), further intensifying their need to generate funds through player sales.

Another major name expected to leave is Wilfred Ndidi. According to Football Insider, Manchester United and Everton are both keen on signing the Nigerian midfielder, who has a £9 million release clause following Leicester’s relegation.

Several clubs have shown interest in the 27-year-old, with his departure now appearing inevitable.

Former Manchester United chief scout Mick Brown previously told Football Insider that Everton are expected to reignite their interest in Ndidi this summer, joining the growing race to secure his signature.

As the Foxes look to rebuild both financially and structurally, this summer promises to be one of major upheaval.