Sky Sports has just confirmed another player is leaving Leicester City. Here we go, confirmed! He was not included in Russell Martin’s squad. Good luck in your next chapter!

Leicester City are on the verge of sanctioning the sale of one of their most exciting attacking players after Ipswich Town agreed a deal worth an initial £20 million, with a further £4 million in performance-related add-ons.

The Ghana international is now undergoing a medical with the newly promoted Premier League side as the move edges closer to completion.

Once the formalities are completed, he is expected to become one of Ipswich’s marquee signings ahead of the new campaign.

Abdul Fatawu joined Leicester with a growing reputation and quickly became a favourite among supporters thanks to his direct running, pace and willingness to take on defenders.

His performances played a key role during his time at the King Power Stadium, making him one of the club’s most exciting attacking players.

The proposed transfer represents a significant piece of business for Leicester as they continue to reshape Russell Martin’s squad before the start of the season.

The fee also provides the club with additional funds as they look to strengthen other areas of the team during the summer transfer window.

For Ipswich, the arrival of the 22-year-old would add Premier League experience and another dangerous option in the final third.

The club believe his pace, creativity and attacking flair can help them compete in their first season back in the top flight.

An official announcement is expected once the medical is completed and all remaining paperwork has been signed.