Leicester City F.C. are reportedly set to battle several Championship clubs for the signature of Lorent Tolaj as they begin planning for life in League One.
A new striker is expected to be one of Leicester’s main priorities this summer after a dismal campaign ended in relegation.

The club are believed to be searching for a reliable goalscorer capable of leading a promotion push at the first attempt, and Tolaj has emerged as a serious target.
The 24-year-old has enjoyed an excellent season with Plymouth Argyle F.C., scoring 20 goals in 34 appearances in all competitions since arriving last August.
His form has placed him among the most effective forwards in the division and attracted interest from clubs higher up the pyramid.
Sheffield United F.C. and Preston North End F.C. are also said to be monitoring the striker, while Celtic F.C. have previously been linked.
Plymouth manager Tom Cleverley admitted any move would not come cheaply.
“Neither mine or (director of football) Derek Adams’ phone has received any calls,” Cleverley told BBC Radio Devon.
“Tolly hasn’t expressed anything about wanting to leave the football club.”
With both Jordan Ayew and Patson Daka expected to leave this summer, Leicester could begin next season without a recognised senior striker, making Tolaj a name worth watching in the weeks ahead.