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According to recent reports, Leicester City full-back James Justin is likely to push to leave the King Power Stadium during this summer’s transfer window.
That’s according to a recent report from TalkSPORT, who claim that following Enzo Maresca’s arrival, Justin is one player set to depart.
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Following the Foxes’ relegation back to the Championship on the final day of last season, the 2016 Premier League champions will now need to put in a solid campaign if they’re to make an instant return to England’s top flight and a league they once dominated.
If they’re to do that, they might have to find a replacement for Justin though. The English full-back still has three years left on his deal, but failure to convince him it is worth playing in the Championship, could lead to an unhappy player being on their books and that is certainly not something Maresca will want during his opening season in charge of the side.
Can understand the players feeling’s but he has had significant time injured and would have thought he would get advice urging him to stay at Leicester get fit play himself into the team put in a good number of games get back to his pre injury performance levels and Premier league clubs will come and if Leicester are in the top 4 then that will give him the platform to progress his career
With all the time he’s had off with injuries I don’t any big club would take a chance, he needs a run of games.