Work permit problem means Leicester player may miss rest of season | OneFootball

Leicester City Football Club just can't get it together at the moment. Whether we are talking about on the pitch activities, off-field issues, incapable staff, poor or underperforming players - King Power Stadium is truly a mess at present. Even elements that are possibly not directly under the outfit's control have gone wrong. The latest potential disaster appears to be yet another avoidable instance.

We have seen actual world-class players being neglectful or forgetful before when it comes to parameters etcetera. Stars of teams, including our own Foxes, have missed important matches because of incorrect paperwork and the like. Yeah, I'm referring to the unacceptable Kelechi Iheanacho incident back in 2021. Oh dear.

Embarrassingly for the east Midlanders, the Nigeria international couldn't play against Legia Warsaw in a vital Europa League tie. Of course, at the heart of the matter was a silly (possibly on both ends including Poland with regard to a high profile sportsperson) situation, as is typical for City these days. The travel document's appropriate accompanying information was absent.

Surely the club employ so-called player liason officers for this very reason. It is undoubtedly sad how poorly this great organisation is now handled; clearly disorganisation has been a long time coming. The entire group needs reshuffling and lots of LCFC staff must surely leave to help resolve the general disorder and lackadaisical mentality. Now a work permit problem might have reared its head on Filbert Way. It is said that one of our footballers might perhaps miss the rest of season. What's occurring?

Leicester player may not be available for run-in due to alleged admin issue

It just gets worse at KPS. Although Patson Daka has generally proven that he isn't of Premier League quality - we need all the firepower we can get! But the Zambian could be unavailable because of a technicality; he's likely not injured as first assumed: