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Latest updates from Leicester City: Jonny Evans’ contract revelation, Louis Page’s U17 World Cup campaign, and other key stories
Leicester City’s winless run continues as they prepare for a crucial clash with Norwich City this weekend.
The Foxes have failed to claim victory in their last five Championship matches, taking only two points from a possible fifteen — a run that has placed manager Martí Cifuentes under growing scrutiny.
Norwich, though, are struggling even more, having not won since August 30, which could present Leicester with an opportunity to turn things around.
Away from first-team matters, several stories have emerged around the club.
Evans contract confusion
Former Leicester captain Jonny Evans has shed light on the confusion surrounding his 2023 exit.
After relegation, the club stated they were in talks to extend his contract, and then-manager Enzo Maresca confirmed discussions were ongoing.
However, Evans has now revealed that despite wanting to stay, Leicester “never called back.”
He went on to train with Manchester United, later signing a two-year deal there before retiring.
The contrasting accounts suggest miscommunication between player and club during the summer rebuild.
Page’s tough start at the U17 World Cup
At the Under-17 World Cup, Leicester’s Louis Page started England’s opening group game but endured a tough 3-0 defeat to Venezuela, while teammate Jake Evans was left out of the squad.
England next face Haiti and Egypt as they look to advance to the knockout stages.
Meanwhile, Leicester’s Will Daniels featured for Canada in a 2-1 win over Uganda and faces upcoming matches against France and Chile.
Hutchinson makes U21 debut
Leicester’s Under-21s fell 3-2 to Borussia Monchengladbach in the Premier League International Cup, marking three losses from three in the tournament.
Despite the result, prolific Under-18 forward Lorenz Hutchinson made his U21 debut, coming off the bench for 20 minutes. With nine goals in eight Under-18 Premier League games, his promotion hints at an impending step up.
Decision looming for Braybrooke
Midfielder Sammy Braybrooke continues to impress on loan at Newport County, featuring regularly and helping his side progress in the FA Cup despite missing a penalty in the shoot-out.
With his loan expiring in December, Leicester must soon decide whether to keep him in League Two — where he’s playing consistently — or test him at a higher level.
