I WILL NOT PLAY AGAIN:Leicester City best player has decided to quit his job finally…

NORTHAMPTON, ENGLAND - NOVEMBER 5: Michael Golding of Leicester City during the Bristol Street Motors Trophy match between Northampton Town and Leicester City U21 at Sixfields on November 5, 2024 in Northampton, England. (Photo by Plumb Images/Leicester City FC via Getty Images)

I WILL NOT PLAY AGAIN:Leicester City best player has decided to quit his job finally…

One Leicester City star is likely regretting his summer move after being shunned by manager Steve Cooper.

 

Leicester City made nine signings during the 2024 summer transfer window and it is fair to say some have fared much better than others.

One Leicester legend thinks Jordan Ayew is ‘so key’ for Steve Cooper’s side after his £8m move from Crystal Palace over the summer.

 

Elsewhere, after joining on a season-long loan from Brighton and Hove Albion, Facundo Buonanotte made the top-10 wonderkid power rankings this week.

Steve Cooper yet to give Michael Golding chance at Leicester City

The player in question is central midfielder Michael Golding, who joined Leicester on July 7th, leaving Premier League giants Chelsea.

 

The 18-year-old was not expected to break into the Blues’ first-team so a move to the Midlands did make sense.

 

 

Some other additions made in the most recent transfer window have fared ok, with Bilal El Khannouss having a pretty mixed start to life in England so far.

However, one new Leicester addition is yet to even see a single minute of action on Cooper’s watch.

When he joined, as per Leicester’s official website, Golding confirmed he made the move so he could make ‘leaps and bounds in my career’.

 

He said: “I’m really looking forward to making leaps and bounds in my career here at Leicester and working hard to help the team as much as I can.

 

“Obviously the history of the Club speaks for itself; there are great players here and I’m looking to soak up as much information as I can from the senior players, to learn from the staff and hopefully have a great season.”

 

However, the optimism the teenager had when he first joined Leicester may already have faded and he may well already be regretting the move as Cooper is still yet to hand him a single appearance.

 

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