Sensational ace hint suggests a Leicester City exit won’t happen as crystal palace and and everton circle…..
Leicester City saw a number of big-name players leave during the summer transfer window after their relegation from the Premier League.
Despite the departures, Leicester City has been boosted by the retention of midfielder Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall, who has been impressive this season.
While Dewsbury-Hall has been linked with a move to Premier League clubs like Liverpool and Fulham, recent comments suggest he intends to stay and help Leicester City regain promotion.
It was not overly surprising to see something of an exodus from Leicester City during this summer’s transfer window.
With the club having suffered a relegation from the Premier League at the end of last season, that few had expected at the start of that campaign, a number of the Foxes big name, top-flight level players departed the King Power Stadium during the period in which the market was open.
Indeed, a total of 13 members of the Foxes first-team squad would depart over the course of the summer, including the likes of James Maddison, Youri Tielemans and Harvey Barnes.
However, the club were nonetheless boosted by some of those they were able to retain for their quest for a swift return to the Premier League this season.
One of those who has remained at The King Power Stadium to play a key role for the club during what has been a hugely encouraging start to the campaign, is Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall.
The exciting midfielder was one of the brighter points for Leicester during their relegation last season, and has carried that on into the current campaign.
But with that leading to some inevitable speculation ahead of the January transfer window, there may be some concern among those of a Leicester persuasion, about the future of Dewsbury-Hall.
Who has been linked with a move for Dewsbury-Hall?
Having shown plenty of promise in the Premier League last season, Dewsbury-Hall has become a key man in Leicester’s push for promotion this time around, with five goals and five assists in 13 league games since the start of the campaign.
Meanwhile, at 25-years-old, the midfielder has plenty of time left in his career to become a major asset at the very top level.
Consequently, it is perhaps no surprise that Premier League sides such as Liverpool and Fulham have recently been credited with an interest in Dewsbury-Hall.
Given both of those clubs would be able to immediately offer top-flight football to Dewsbury-Hall, and potentially the chance to challenge for trophies as well, those links could therefore be a concern for those of a Leicester City persuasio
