First outgoing Leicester transfer agreed ahead of summer | OneFootball

According to multiple news stories doing the rounds in the media, the first outgoing transfer exit from Leicester has been agreed. Of course, legendary Foxes striker Jamie Vardy has already confirmed his departure from King Power Stadium. However, the ex-England man is yet to name the team he will join next season. While this particular story doesn't focus on Vardy, it focuses on what could be the initial switch between clubs involving LCFC. So which Fox could be the next one to leave Filbert Way for good?

First outgoing Leicester City transfer reportedly agreed ahead of surely busy summer window

City have much business to conduct over the offseason, potentially more than in any other year. Lots of footballers are expected to depart Leicestershire by the time preseason fixtures begin.

Certain big name players, or those boasting rising profiles, are also expected to be lured to new sides. Bilal El Khannouss and Mads Hermansen being the respective prime examples in that sense.

A few Foxes' contracts are expiring too. Along with Vardy, Fellow Danish Goalkeeper Daniel Iversen is one with an uncertain future on that list. And, if we trust journalists covering the subject, Iversen is apparently set to replace the also exiting Freddie Woodman at Preston North End.

Iversen had chances at the King Power. But he never quite showed enough class and command to win over staff or Foxes fans. In fact, one area of his play could he pinpointed as holding him back: playing by feet.

Are the East Midlands outfit stocked enough between the sticks?

City aren't short of 'keepers, as I'm sure anyone reading this piece will be aware. Danny Ward, though unreliable along with undesirable at this level, remains at City. Meanwhile Polish stopper Jakub Stolarczyk is tipped to take over from Hermansen if the latter exits.