After arguably producing one of the most triumphant and brilliant feats in the whole of world football with Leicester City last season, the mere thought of Claudio Ranieri being forced to part ways with his current employers arrives as something of a ridiculous notion at best. Whilst the likes of Pep Guardiola and Jose
Let’s face it – although very few within the wider English footballing community ever expected little old Leicester City to be anywhere near contention for the Premier League title this time last season – it was always going to prove something of a troublesome task in asking Claudio Ranieri’s team to repeat their surprise heroics
Although Claudio Ranieri’s triumphant Leicester City outfit were nonetheless offered something of an ‘easy’ run of opponents among the Champions League group-stages this season, no one could accuse the ever determined Foxes of failing to take their historic European duties seriously in 2016/17. With a maximum nine points taken from their opening three Champions
Tonight, Claudio Ranieri’s 2015/16 Premier League title winning Leicester City outfit seek to extend their run of extraordinary good fortune among the often troublesome realms of competitive European football. They face Belgian representatives in the form of Club Brugge within the Champions League this evening, in what could honestly turn out to be the beginning of
With over £1 billion spent on general transfer-fees across the entirety of the English top-flight so far this summer, the 2016/17 Premier League campaign is bound to excite one way or another in the upcoming season. For Leicester City fans in particular, the probable signing of Sporting Lisbon’s Islam Slimani – likely to be completed before
After beginning the 2016/17 Premier League campaign in less than assured style with opening day defeat to manager-less Hull City, a few select critics have already begun to circle Leicester City and their proposed desire to transfer their previous domestic form into the new season. It remains to be seen whether or not Claudio
After everything that has already taken place down at the King Power Stadium in 2015/16, it should ultimately come as little surprise that this year’s illustrious ‘Player of the Season’ award would seemingly fall upon a Leicester City star when all is said and done. Whilst each of Jamie Vardy, N’Golo Kante, Wes Morgan
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