“Leicester City’s SHOCKING Ultimatum: ‘Fork Over MILLIONS NOW’ to Seal Game-Changing January Transfer After Swansea City Triumph – You Won’t Believe Who They’re Targeting!”

Leicester City produced a confident and composed performance as they battled past Swansea to claim a 3-1 win and move up to third in the Championship table.

Marti Cifuentes’ men took an early lead through a superb strike from Jordan James, but Adam Idah levelled for the visitors from the penalty spot.

However, the Foxes regained control after the break, with Abdul Fatawu curling in a stunning effort before Jannik Vestergaard’s header wrapped up all three points for the Midlands side.

While it was an encouraging team performance overall, Jordan James once again stole the spotlight.

The Welsh midfielder, on loan from Rennes, has quickly established himself as one of Leicester’s most influential players.

Combining energy, power, and technical ability, the 21-year-old has impressed with his all-round contribution in midfield and his attacking threat.

His goal against Swansea — his second in five games — was another reminder of his growing influence, and he also registered an assist for Fatawu’s long-range strike.

Leicester supporters have already taken to the young midfielder, with many calling on the club to make his move permanent as soon as possible.

Fans have described James as “incredible” and praised how seamlessly he has adapted to life at the King Power Stadium.

One supporter urged the club’s hierarchy to act quickly, warning that any hesitation could risk losing a player who looks tailor-made for the Foxes’ system.

As part of his loan deal, Leicester can reportedly secure James on a permanent basis for around €5 million — a fee that increasingly looks like a bargain.

James arrived with a strong reputation after coming through Birmingham City’s academy and impressing in the Championship before his switch to France.

His return to English football has only reinforced that pedigree. At Leicester, he offers the perfect blend of physical presence and attacking drive, capable of breaking up play, linking attacks, and arriving in the box to score goals.

His strike against Swansea was a fine example of his ability to influence games from midfield.

Given his age, potential, and early impact, it seems inevitable that Leicester will look to finalise his transfer in January.

For a reported €5 million, James represents both an immediate asset and a smart long-term investment.

With promotion firmly in Leicester’s sights, the young midfielder will be vital to their push this season — and could easily become a cornerstone of their side for years to come.