Leicester City met with Pierre Dwomoh’s representatives on Monday to discuss the personal terms of a potential transfer, according to reporter Sacha Tavolieri. Leicester City will prioritise their search for a new manager with Enzo Maresca on the verge of joining Chelsea, but the Foxes will be careful to reduce the impact on next season’s preparations. As a result, work on possible incomings will continue even during a busy period at the King Power Stadium.
Since the Foxes’ elevation was confirmed, potential recruits have been connected with them, and young midfielder Pierre Dwomoh is thought to be on their radar. A new update has emerged on the speculations. According to writer Sacha Tavolieri, Leicester City met with the Belgian starlet’s representatives on Monday to begin negotiations on personal conditions. Luton Town are also fans of the Royal Antwerp player, with a €13 million price tag set.
Dwomoh, 19, will return to Antwerp this summer following a season-long loan stint with fellow Jupiler Pro League side RWD Molenbeek. Leicester City are in a difficult financial situation, as has been well reported. They’re about to lose points, and if they don’t raise funds early in the window, they may face more penalties.
This means that business will likely be limited this summer. However, where possible, the Foxes will make every effort to bring in new players. Signing teenagers with big ceilings on wise agreements will be a good way to do this. They can be brought in at a lower cost than established stars, and once grown, they can be sold for a healthy profit, which Dwomoh surely fits.
The Gent-born midfielder is widely expected to have a successful future after breaking through at an early age. After playing a complete season of top-flight football in Belgium, his value has improved once more, and he could be in line for another promotion. Leicester City can provide exactly that. A tough summer Even before Maresca’s imminent transfer to Chelsea, the Championship winners faced a difficult summer. His potential departure creates yet another difficulty for the club to tackle.
Nonetheless, people behind the scenes will work relentlessly to achieve this. A sudden change in manager can be disruptive, but with conversations underway about a prospective move for Dwomoh, Leicester City fans should be heartened that work is still being done on possible signings. The new leader will require support, whoever and whenever that may be. Despite the need and desire to boost the ranks, they will be forced to operate on tight budgets.
