Leicester City's squad has undergone significant changes this summer, with five new players joining the King Power Stadium. Russell Martin has brought in Conor Chaplin, Alex McCarthy, Christian McFarlane, Liam Cullen, and Tommy Watson, while several big names have left the club. But how good has Leicester's transfer business been so far? Our Foxes Correspondent Josh Holland rates every deal completed so far at the King Power Stadium.
What happened?
Leicester City's transfer business has been a mixed bag, with some deals standing out as exceptional signings. Our expert rates every deal completed so far at the King Power Stadium.
Why it matters for Leicester City
The signings of Conor Chaplin, Alex McCarthy, and Liam Cullen have been particularly impressive, with each player bringing a unique set of skills to the table. Chaplin's loan spell at Portsmouth shouldn't put anyone off, he's a big player at this level - he won the third-tier Golden Boot in his last season at this level. McCarthy's experience and character will be massive after a tough 24 months, and Cullen's passion, work ethic, and attitude make him a vital signing.
What comes next?
As the season gets underway, it will be interesting to see how these new signings gel with the rest of the team. With a league standing of 23rd in the Championship, 46 points, 12W-16D-18L from 46 games, recent form WDDLL, and a goal difference of -10, Leicester City will be looking to improve their fortunes. The title race is already looking tough, with Coventry leading the way by 49 points.
League standing (final 2025 table -- new season not yet under way): 23rd in Championship, 46 pts, 12W-16D-18L from 46 games, recent form WDDLL.
Goals this season: 58 scored, 68 conceded (-10 goal difference).
Title race: 49 points behind leaders Coventry.
Leicester City's transfer business has been a mixed bag, with some deals standing out as exceptional signings. Our expert rates every deal completed so far at the King Power Stadium.
