Patson Daka has admitted he will consider his future carefully this summer, with the Leicester City forward approaching the end of his current contract at the King Power Stadium.
The Zambia international has endured a frustrating campaign and has struggled to establish himself as a regular starter, with injuries and inconsistent form limiting his impact in front of goal.

Since arriving from Red Bull Salzburg in 2021, Daka has shown flashes of his quality, but he has found it difficult to deliver consistently in English football.
With Leicester preparing for another major rebuild ahead of next season, several players are expected to review their situations, and Daka has now become one of those facing an uncertain future.
Speaking about his situation, Daka made it clear that no decision has yet been taken, but he is keeping an open mind as he approaches a crucial stage in his career.
“I will be out of contract for sure, so I have to assess every possibility that comes.”
Those comments are likely to spark debate among Leicester supporters, with opinions divided over whether the striker should remain at the club if they drop into League One.
At 27, Daka still has age on his side, and some within the fanbase believe his pace and work rate could still prove valuable. Others feel Leicester may need a fresh start and a more reliable presence in attack next season.