AdminLeicester City are braced for a summer of significant change, regardless of which division they find themselves in next season.
The first major departure already appears settled, with Patson Daka expected to leave the King Power Stadium upon the expiry of his contract.
The Zambian striker has struggled to make a lasting impact this term, managing just three goals in 34 league appearances.
Even so, his exit will mark the end of a four-year spell in the Midlands, having arrived ahead of the 2021/22 campaign.
Further changes are anticipated in attack. Journalist John Percy has indicated that Leicester could recruit two new forwards, with Jordan Ayew’s future also uncertain as the club look to refresh their options in the final third.
Among those linked is Lyndon Dykes, currently with Charlton Athletic. According to reports, Leicester retain an interest in the Scotland international, who will be available on a free transfer this summer. Millwall are also said to be monitoring his situation, setting up a potential battle for his signature.
Dykes has contributed five goals in 15 appearances since arriving at The Valley in January and brings a wealth of Championship experience, along with 49 international caps for Scotland.
Speaking recently, he remained non-committal about his future: “Really enjoying my time there.
The main aim was getting game time and minutes, feeling good and making Charlton a better team hopefully and I think I’ve done that so far.
“We’ve got to finish the season strong, I am there until the summer and then we’ll see what happens.”
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