Just In 🚨: Leicester City have revealed the valuation for the sale of the club. The club, King Power Stadium, Seagrave training ground and other assets are all included in the valuation.

Leicester City have reportedly been valued at between £410 million and £530 million, with every major asset associated with the club included in the assessment as uncertainty over the club’s long-term ownership continues.

The valuation covers far more than the first team. It is understood to include the football club itself, the King Power Stadium, the state-of-the-art Seagrave training complex and other significant assets linked to Leicester City’s operations.

Together, they form one of the most complete football portfolios outside the Premier League’s established elite.

Any potential investor would not simply be acquiring a football club, but a modern infrastructure that has been developed over several years.

The Seagrave training ground remains one of the finest facilities in English football, while the King Power Stadium continues to be a valuable asset despite the club’s recent relegation.

The reported valuation offers an indication of how Leicester are viewed in the current football market, reflecting both the club’s long-term potential and the quality of its facilities.

Although no agreement has been reached, the figures provide a clearer picture of what any interested buyer would likely need to pay.

With speculation surrounding the club’s future refusing to disappear, attention will now turn to whether a formal offer arrives and if the current ownership decide to enter negotiations.

For now, Leicester City’s future remains uncertain, but developments over the coming weeks are expected to be watched closely by supporters and the wider football community.