Leicester City may face penalties next season if found guilty of breaking spending rules, as they are under investigation by an independent commission, ESPN reports.
Initially, the EFL stated they would penalize the former Premier League champions even if they were in the Championship, but they later changed their stance, saying they lacked the authority to do so according to current regulations.
Despite the uncertainty, Leicester must focus on securing deals for their players, as top clubs like Tottenham Hotspur, Brighton, and Newcastle United are eyeing talents like Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall.
Meanwhile, Danny Ward, Harry Souttar, and Dennis Praet may be seeking moves this summer to ensure regular playing time and secure their positions in their respective national teams.
Ward, who has fallen down the pecking order, needs first-team football to maintain his spot as Wales’ goalkeeper, while Souttar and Praet, sidelined by the new coach, may also need transfers to avoid stagnation in their careers.
As discussions continue and contracts expire, Leicester may see some changes in their squad ahead of the upcoming season.
