“MASS EXODUS ALERT! Seven Leicester City STARS Set to Join Jamie Vardy in SHOCKING King Power Stadium Farewell!”

Vardy Takes the Spotlight, But Others Could Also Bid Farewell at King Power

As Leicester City’s players complete their traditional lap of appreciation at the King Power Stadium on Sunday afternoon, all eyes will inevitably be on Jamie Vardy.

The legendary striker has spent 13 years with the club, and this moment offers supporters the chance to express their gratitude — and possibly say goodbye.

But while Vardy will understandably be the focal point, several other members of the squad may also be making their final appearance in Leicester colours.

Following relegation, a wave of changes is expected this summer — not just among the playing squad but potentially in the dugout as well.

Some players may have already played their last match for City. Mads Hermansen, sidelined for the remainder of the season due to a groin injury, is a possible candidate for sale.

Harry Winks and Jannik Vestergaard have found themselves marginalized, suggesting they could be on their way out.

Danny Ward and Daniel Iversen are both out of contract, while loanee Odsonne Edouard will return to Crystal Palace.

Here are seven players — and one manager — who, like Vardy, may be making a final farewell at the King Power this weekend.

Wout Faes

A potential departure has been on the cards since January, and recent transfer rumours continue to link Faes with a summer move.

Interest appears genuine, and if a suitable fee is offered, the Belgian defender could be on his way out.

Caleb Okoli

The Italian centre-back hasn’t had the impact many hoped for. After falling out of favour under Ruud van Nistelrooy, he was briefly reintegrated and even scored his first goal at Brighton.

However, consistent playing time has been elusive, and a return to Italy is a strong possibility.

Victor Kristiansen

Having left on loan to Bologna following the club’s last relegation — and helped them qualify for the Champions League — Kristiansen may be set for another exit, this time a permanent one.

He has slipped behind Luke Thomas in the left-back hierarchy, making a move likely.

Wilfred Ndidi

Ndidi could join Vardy in waving goodbye. Despite signing a three-year deal last summer, rumours suggest the midfielder has a release clause in his contract.

Interest from clubs in Europe and the Middle East could make this the end of his nearly decade-long Leicester career.

Boubakary Soumaré

Soumaré’s time at City also appears to be winding down. After spending last season on loan at Sevilla and earning plaudits in La Liga, the midfielder enters the final year of his Leicester deal with renewed interest from Spain and France. A permanent move feels imminent.

Facundo Buonanotte

Unlike most on this list, Buonanotte’s departure is confirmed. The Brighton loanee has been one of City’s standout performers and will return to his parent club at the end of the season.

If he develops more consistency, his future — whether at Brighton or elsewhere — looks promising.

Patson Daka

Despite his effort and work rate, Daka’s time at Leicester hasn’t quite worked out. Entering the final year of his contract, a move seems likely.

He came close to joining AC Milan and Bournemouth two summers ago, and although his stock may have dipped, he could still attract suitors — potentially at a reduced price.

Ruud van Nistelrooy

While not a player, the manager’s future is equally uncertain.

The longer Leicester’s leadership delays discussing his role, the more it seems van Nistelrooy could be on his way out. If the intention was to keep him, clarity likely would have come already.

He’ll aim to end his tenure on a positive note by going unbeaten in three straight games — a first since taking charge.

As Leicester City prepares for life in the Championship, Sunday’s match may mark the end of an era — not only for Vardy but for a host of others who’ve worn the blue shirt with pride.