Leicester City could bring back a 'very exciting' player worth £30m to the King Power

Leicester City He is now in a good position to sign a “very exciting” player who wants to leave his current club next January, according to a report.

A difficult period for Leicester

If Leicester fans weren't already worried about relegation from the Championship Premier Leaguethey could be after their next matches, as they have a tough run of games on the horizon over the next few weeks.

As such, the Foxes could be dangerously close to or even inside the bottom three over the next few weeks Ruud van Nistelrooy He may feel he has to strengthen his squad in the upcoming transfer window.

The director is believed to have identified him two The main positions that need strengthening in January are striker and centre-back, but there may now be an opportunity to sign a player who operates in a different area of ​​the pitch.

Leicester can now re-sign Cesar Casadei

This is according to a report by Sport Mediaset. Chelsea are now ready to sell Cesare CasadeiAmid a lack of playing time at Stamford Bridge, there has been confirmed interest from a number of Serie A teams.

Mozna, Bologna and Lazio have been in contact over a deal for Cassadi, with Fabrizio Romano previously confirming that Serie A is his club. probably Destination in the January transfer window.

However, there is now a problem for the Italian clubs, as the Blues are unwilling to agree to leave for a fee of less than £30m, which is more than they are willing to spend.

The asking price is believed to have scared away potential suitors, which is where Leicester come in, with the report claiming they could return to the King Power Stadium.

With Romano confirming that the 21-year-old wants to leave his current club next January, the door could potentially be open for a return to his former club.

The Italian made 22 Championship appearances for the Foxes during his previous spell with the club, though only that eight Of these they came as starters, as there was great competition for starting positions in midfield.

However, there were promising signs from the youngster during his short time at the King Power Stadium, most famously scoring a late winner against Cardiff City on his debut:

praised Described as a 'very exciting' player after scoring a stunning goal for Chelsea's Under-21s, the young star is also impressive defensively, where he ranks high in the list of the best players in the world. The eightieth percentile for interceptions per 90 over the past year, compared to his positional peers.

Although Cassady did not set the world on fire during his previous spell with Leicester, he was a solid enough player that a loan until the end of the season would be a low-risk signing for Van Nistelrooy.