Leicester City winger Abdul Fatawu appears set to remain committed to the Foxes despite growing transfer interest from abroad this summer.
The Ghana international has been linked with a number of clubs following another impressive campaign, with reports in Turkey claiming that Besiktas are exploring a move for the 22-year-old winger.

However, there has been no indication from the player that he is pushing for an exit from the King Power Stadium. Recent reports suggest Leicester are in no rush to part ways with one of their most valuable attacking assets.
Fatawu remains under a long-term contract after making his move from Sporting CP permanent and has established himself as one of the club’s most important players since arriving in England.
The winger has continued to play a prominent role for both Leicester and the Ghana national team, further strengthening his reputation across Europe.
While speculation over his future refuses to disappear, the latest signs point towards Fatawu staying put and focusing on Leicester City’s promotion ambitions under new manager Russell Martin.
With pre-season preparations approaching, the club view him as a key figure in their plans for the 2026/27 campaign.
For now, Fatawu’s decision appears clear: remain at Leicester City, continue his development, and help lead the Foxes back towards the Premier League rather than pursue a move elsewhere this summer.