The Foxes are currently leading the way at the top of the Championship and they will hope that after a recent wobble, they can push on and return to the top flight.
Whether or not Leicester go up to the Premier League, they will be facing a tricky summer, as a possible points deduction and restriction on spending looms.
Enzo Maresca and the Leicester hierarchy will need to be smart in the business they do, with low-cost moves one way to see the club still make adequate signings.
One player who could fit into that category is Burnley midfielder Josh Brownhill, who is coming to the end of his contract at Turf Moor, with the club do having a one-year option to extend.
Josh Brownhill’s Burnley situation
Brownhill has been at Turf Moor since January 2020, when he joined the club from Bristol City under former manager Sean Dyche.
The 28-year-old was an important player at Ashton Gate, and that has continued in a Burnley shirt, with Brownhill playing over 100 times in the Premier League for the Clarets and being key in their title-winning campaign in the Championship last season.
Brownhill has been a continued presence in Burnley’s midfield this season as the club tries to beat the drop and return to the second tier.
