Sweeping changes are expected at Leicester City this summer as the club reshapes its squad to meet the financial realities of League One football.
Few players have emerged from a difficult campaign with their reputations enhanced, and even those supporters would like to keep may yet depart. With a major rebuild looming, our writers have identified the one player they believe must be retained.

Football writer and Post Horn Gallop editor Daniel Orme writes: City’s squad will look near-unrecognisable next season in League One, meaning that the Foxes will have to rely on academy prospects to get them through. And one that they should build their side around is Ben Nelson.
The 22-year-old centre-back has impressed with his composure, aerial dominance and maturity beyond his years. However, with his contract entering its final year, the club may be forced into a difficult decision.
Football writer and Foxes fan Amie Wilson writes: For me, one name instantly comes to mind, and that is Jordan James. Just how realistic is keeping him in League One is another question altogether.
James has been a rare bright spot, though securing him permanently appears a long shot.
City correspondent Jordan Blackwell writes: Keeping as many of the homegrown talents as possible should be the aim.
Goalkeeper Jakub Stolarczyk, despite inconsistencies, is another who could yet play a key role in the club’s attempted revival.