BREAKING: Leicester City have confirmed that the first player Russell Martin liked and wanted to include in his plans will leave the club.

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A highly-rated left-footed attacker capable of operating on the right flank or in the No.10 role, has attracted attention for his rapid rise through the club’s academy ranks.

Despite being only 15 years old, he spent the entirety of last season playing with Leicester City’s Under-21 side, a remarkable achievement for a player of his age.

His progression has not gone unnoticed. Competing regularly against older and more physically developed opponents, Motsi demonstrated a level of maturity and technical quality that marked him out as one of the brightest prospects within the Foxes’ youth setup.

Coaches have been impressed by his composure in possession, eye for a pass and ability to influence games in advanced areas.

For a player still several years away from senior football eligibility, featuring week in, week out for the Under-21s represents an extraordinary step forward.

It is a pathway usually reserved for the most exceptional academy talents, underlining the faith Leicester placed in his abilities.

However, growing concerns now suggest that Motsi could be set to leave the club. While no official announcement has yet been made, speculation surrounding his future continues to gather pace.

Should he depart, it would represent another disappointing blow for Leicester’s academy, with Leicester potentially seeing one of its most gifted young attacking players continue his development elsewhere.

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