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Leicester resume their season at Oxford with transfer window pressure behind them
Leicester City may emerge from the international break looking refreshed, with the transfer window no longer hanging over the squad.
Although players can still be sold to markets such as Turkey or Saudi Arabia, and free agents remain an option after the late addition of Fran Vieites, the group is now largely settled.
That stability is crucial for manager Marti Cifuentes as he aims to steer the club to consistent victories.
In the final two weeks of the window, speculation created challenges. Cifuentes even chose to leave Bilal El Khannouss out of his line-up due to the distraction surrounding his future.
While no other players were omitted for transfer-related reasons, James Justin admitted after sealing his move to Leeds United that the decision had lifted a burden from him.
The defender, who captained City early in the season, said the switch had “taken a weight off my shoulders.”
Cifuentes stressed he never doubted the commitment of those who played, but he expects the mood around the club to shift now that the uncertainty is over.
Asked whether others had also carried the strain of speculation, he replied: “I think that’s a fair reflection. Players who attract interest respond differently to these situations.”
He pointed to examples such as Justin and Wilfred Ndidi, who recently departed after a long spell at the club. “Perhaps both felt it was the right moment for them and the club to part ways,” he said.
“But right until the last moment, they were extremely professional. I have no regrets about how they approached training and competition.”
Now, with greater clarity, the manager hopes his squad can concentrate fully on the season ahead.
“Once we know where we are, everyone can focus more clearly,” he explained. “The atmosphere definitely improves once the window shuts.
The better the players, the more speculation there will always be. It’s normal, and I’m not surprised.”
