Brighton are set to reignite interest in Leicester City midfielder Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall once the summer transfer window opens, according to a fresh report.
Following negotiations, the Foxes were able to keep hold of the 25-year-old back in January after the South Coast club saw his £30m asking price as too steep for their liking. He went on to end the season as scorer of 12 goals, provider of 14 and was crowned City’s player of the season as promotion was secured.
However, with the next window of opportunity for clubs to make signings approaching, Leicester may be forced to brace for renewed attempts to steal Dewsbury-Hall.
Within an article explaining the Seagulls’ consideration to appoint 31-year-old St. Pauli manager Fabian Hurzeler as Roberto De Zerbi’s successor, The Sun make the claim that they will also re-visit a deal for City’s No.22. This transfer plot would appear to be unconnected to whoever is installed as their next manager.
However, with the next window of opportunity for clubs to make signings approaching, Leicester may be forced to brace for renewed attempts to steal Dewsbury-Hall.
