“Leicester City in SHOCKING Transfer BATTLE with Galatasaray and Torino for GAME-CHANGING Star to Save Their Season!”

Leicester City are reportedly showing interest in Moussa Baradji, a midfielder currently playing for Yverdon Sport in the Swiss Super League, according to French outlet Foot Mercato.

The Foxes join Galatasaray and Torino as clubs monitoring the 24-year-old Frenchman, who has impressed in his debut season in Switzerland’s top flight.

Baradji has netted four goals and provided two assists across 23 league games, standing out as a dynamic, box-to-box midfielder.

Known for his physicality, he can shield the backline effectively while also driving forward with the ball to support attacks.

Before joining Yverdon, Baradji climbed through Italy’s lower leagues.

Now playing for a club fighting relegation, he has only one year left on his contract, and reports suggest he could be available for a modest fee.

That affordability could appeal to Leicester as they plan for a tighter budget in the Championship next season.

Central midfield is likely to be a key area of focus during the summer window, with multiple potential departures looming.

Boubakary Soumare is expected to be sold, and Harry Winks—currently out of favour—might also leave with a year remaining on his contract.

Wilfred Ndidi remains a target for Monaco, while Sheffield United could make Hamza Choudhury’s loan move permanent.

Such exits would leave Oliver Skipp as the only senior central midfielder in the squad, pointing to the need for significant reinforcements.

Promising prospects Sammy Braybrooke and Henry Cartwright have yet to feature regularly, adding further urgency to the rebuild.

Baradji’s profile—affordable, physical, and experienced—makes him a viable candidate for Leicester’s evolving midfield plans.