Negotiations between Leicester City and Bologna are anticipated in relation to full-back Victor Kristiansen, who joined the Italian team on loan over the summer and is desired by them permanently.
The Foxes desperately need to offload players before July in order to balance their books and prevent further point deductions.
The Premier League accused them of breaking the competition’s Profit and Sustainability rules for the 2022–2023 season. Due to this charge, Leicester is anticipated to begin the upcoming season as a top tier team once more, but with a points deduction.
Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall is one of the players who could depart before the end of June in order to improve the club’s financial situation.
The squad’s main player has helped the team out with a total of 26 goals and assists in the Championship this season. However, due to their financial situation and reports of interest from Brentford, Brighton & Hove Albion, and Tottenham Hotspur, they may be forced to sell the 25-year-old.
The winner of the Players’ Player of the Year award for the team has expressed his desire to stay with the team.
Kristiansen is another player the team may profit from, although his temporary side is trying to lower his price.
Bologna wants to pay less for Victor Kristiansen.
The left-back left Copenhagen in January of last year, paying £12 million up front to Leicester. He was loaned to Bologna and wasn’t included in Enzo Maresca’s plans for the team’s first season as manager.
Playing more over 70 minutes a game and recording three assists in 29 games, he has impressed for the Italian team.
Bologna is quite delighted with the full-back and would like to keep him, but not at the previously agreed price, according to Il Resto Del Carlino.
The loan agreement includes an option for Rossoblu to purchase him for €15 million (£12.8 million) at the conclusion of his planned stay there. But according to the Italian newspaper, Bologna feels that this price is too much, despite the fact that they need someone in his position.
Leicester is said to be contacted in order to “negotiate a discount.”
Leicester needs to make an effort to stick to Kristiansen’s pricing.
At the present price, Leicester would hardly make a profit on the 21-year-old, and that’s assuming all of the add-ons are triggered, which according to Leicestershire Live could increase the deal’s initial value to £17 million.
The team needs to turn a profit right now, and they won’t benefit from the full-back’s permanent departure if they allow his price to decrease significantly.
This is the reason why Dewsbury-Hall’s sale can be so crucial for them. Since he attended their academy, if he
