Leicester City’s summer rebuild is expected to be shaped by player sales as the club looks to generate funds following relegation.
While preparations continue for life in League One, the Foxes still possess several valuable assets capable of attracting significant interest.

The departures of Jordan Ayew, Patson Daka and Ricardo Pereira have already eased the wage bill, but further exits are anticipated once the transfer window gathers pace.
Leicester’s recruitment team faces a delicate balancing act between raising funds and retaining enough quality to challenge for promotion.
Players such as Oliver Skipp, Caleb Okoli and Abdul Fatawu remain under long-term contracts, placing the club in a strong negotiating position.
Meanwhile, Harry Souttar, Victor Kristiansen and Stephy Mavididi could also command respectable fees should suitable offers arrive.
Particular attention will be on Fatawu and Souttar, both of whom are representing their countries at the 2026 FIFA World Cup in North America.
Ghana international Fatawu continues to attract interest after an impressive Championship campaign, while Souttar remains a player admired by several clubs despite recent injury setbacks.
Reports linking Turkish side Besiktas with a move for Fatawu have raised eyebrows, with a proposed £12.9 million valuation viewed by many as falling well below Leicester’s expectations. Strong performances on the international stage could increase his market value considerably.
For Leicester, every transfer decision this summer could play a crucial role in determining the club’s future direction.