Leicester City appear all but certain to part ways with Abdul Fatawu this summer, with little prospect of retaining the winger unless he agrees to a substantial reduction in wages, which is not expected.
As a result, attention has shifted from whether he will leave to where he might end up, and what fee the club can realistically command. Earlier suggestions of a £30 million valuation now look optimistic, while previous talk of offers reaching £28m has also faded.

Interest remains strong. Sunderland are still in the frame, while Everton and Bournemouth are also credited with monitoring the situation. Trabzonspor have likewise been linked with a move for the Ghanaian.
Leicester’s financial position demands difficult decisions, and Fatawu’s departure increasingly feels inevitable. However, a late-season injury has complicated matters.
Fatawu missed the final game of the campaign after a heavy challenge against Millwall.
“The Ghanaian was caught by a high, studs-first challenge from Jake Cooper in last Friday’s 1-1 draw with Millwall, a tackle that should have brought a red card. He required stitches and has not trained this week”
“Rowett suggested it would not be worth risking him for the final game if he is not right.”
With no clear update on his condition, potential suitors may proceed with caution, particularly given his recent ACL absence.