We Wish This Decision Works Out 🥺🥺🥺: Leicester City’s new manager, Russell Martin, has asked four Leicester City players to leave the club, as they are not part of his plans for next season.

Leicester City are preparing for a major summer clear-out, with 16 departures already confirmed and several more players expected to leave the King Power Stadium in the coming weeks.

Among the headline exits are Ricardo Pereira, whose eight-year spell with the Foxes is coming to an end, and Jordan Ayew, who leaves after scoring 12 goals in 80 appearances.

Patson Daka is also moving on following a mixed five-year stay that yielded 29 goals in 165 appearances after his £22 million arrival in 2021.

Jamaal Lascelles, Wanya Marcal and a number of academy prospects have also departed, while goalkeeper Asmir Begovic remains in discussions over a short-term extension. Leicester said farewell to those leaving by thanking the players and wishing “them the very best for the future.”

With relegation to League One confirmed, further exits appear inevitable as Russell Martin begins reshaping his squad ahead of the 2026/27 season.

Victor Kristiansen looks almost certain to move on after struggling for game time last season. Greek side Panathinaikos have already seen an approach rejected, with Leicester believed to favour a permanent sale.

Abdul Fatawu is attracting significant interest from across Europe, with West Ham, Everton, RB Leipzig and Besiktas all linked. The Ghana international’s future appears increasingly uncertain.

Meanwhile, Caleb Okoli is another player who could leave, with Fiorentina reportedly keen on bringing the Italian defender back to Serie A.