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  • DONE DEAL: Leicester City Sign Kelechi Iheanacho From Manchester City On A Five - Year Deal
  • The Nigeria international becomes
    Leicester’s fourth signing of the summer on
    a five-year deal.
    Leicester City have signed the striker
    Kelechi Iheanacho from Manchester City for
    a reported £25m . The 20-year-old signed a
    five-year contract on Thursday, having had
    a medical at the club’s training ground
    earlier in the week.
    The deal represents a coup for Craig
    Shakespeare while Iheanacho, who was also
    a reported target for West Ham earlier this
    summer, could make his Leicester debut in
    Friday’s friendly against Borussia
    MΓΆnchengladbach at the King Power
    Stadium.
    Iheanacho told to LCFC TV: “It feels good
    and I’m happy to be part of this team. I
    know the ambition of the team and
    speaking with the manager, he let me know
    what I need to do – to help the team
    achieve what they want. I was convinced
    and I’m happy to be here.”
    He becomes the fourth new arrival at
    Leicester during the close season following
    the midfielder Vicente Iborra, the
    goalkeeper Eldin Jakupovic and the
    defender Harry Maguire.
    Iheanacho will wear the No8 shirt and joins
    fellow Nigeria internationals Wilfred Ndidi
    and Ahmed Musa at the 2016 Premier
    League champions.
    Shakespeare said:-
    “It’s a great signing for us. Kelechi is an
    enormously talented player that has shown
    a huge amount of promise at every level in
    which he’s played. We’ve tracked his
    progress for some time, so we know how
    much quality he’ll bring to the squad. He’s
    young, he’s hungry, he’s ready for the next
    stage of his development and I’m delighted
    that will be with Leicester City.”
    Iheanacho signed a new contract with City
    until 2021 at the beginning of last season
    but saw his first-team opportunities
    curtailed by the arrival of the Brazil
    forward Gabriel Jesus in January.
    The academy product still made nine starts
    and 21 substitute appearances for Pep
    Guardiola’s team last term, scoring nine
    goals. In total he scored 21 goals in 64
    games in all competitions since making his
    debut for City in 2015, while he has scored
    six goals in 10 appearances for Nigeria.

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