Mads Hermansen’s Potential Exit Opens Door for Asmir Begovic
Mads Hermansen and Jacub Stolarczyk are both part of the pre-season group. Stevie Bausor and Jake Donohue are also in the travelling party. With this is mind, no need to sign a third goalkeeper alterantive.
Fabrizio Romano has today made a comment about Leicester being close to signing Asmir Begovic as a cover. However, that will only happen if Mads Hermansen is to leave.
We would certainly not see Asmir Begovic as a third alternative, at this time. Not the man himself either, so this must indicate that a move for Mads Hermansen also could be close.
Chelsea, West Ham and Brentford are three clubs being linked with Hermansen. Then if Hermansen is on the way out, Begovic sounds a good addition if it happens.
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The Ultimate Leicester City XI: Legends of the Game and Transfer Bargains
To pick the best ever XI is much more exciting. We have done this bringing different aspects to the table. Results achieved, climbing levels in performance, transfer fee paid and transfer fee gained.
The goalkeeper is surely difficult, but looking at medals and development you surely will get the idea. Gordon Banks and Peter Shilton were both rated among the best goalkeepers in the World. Banks even a World Cup winner with England in 1966. Mark Wallington was a long servant, so was Kasper Schmeichel. So with that in mind from a Leicester perspective, Kasper Schmeichel will be the winner of this position. Kasper Schmeichel is rated the most important and best goalkeeper ever at this football club. Signed by Sven Goran Eriksson for a £1million from Leeds. Premier League and FA Cup winner with Leicester. No other goalkeeper at this club has achieved that. Position: Goalkeeper, Seasons: 2011 to 2022, League Games: 414, League Goals: 0, Transfer Fee In: £1million, Transfer Fee Out: 0, Nation: Denmark, Manager: Sven Goran Eriksson
On the right back we have picked Steve Whitworth. This was a close one. Competition included two of the players at the club today, Ricardo Pereira and James Justin. Peter Rodrigues was also in contention. Rodrigues was a player that introduced the modern thinking of a full back, pushing forward. He played for Wales at international level. Played in the 1969 FA Cup final, later a winner of the same tournament with Southampton. To chose Steve Whitworth was not difficult. He established himself in the Leicester team as a teenager and took the level of top flight football with ease. He later also played at full international level for England. A real quality right-back from own ranks Position: Right-Back, Seasons: 1970 to 1979, League Games: 353, League Goals: 0, Transfer Fee In: 0, Transfer Fee Out: £120.000, Nation: England, Manager: Frank O’Farrell
