Academy Under 23s / Youth 2018/19
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Motown Fox
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I see the former wonder kid Terell Pennant and the new one Will Russ both get a game.
martin peters
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Never heard of either of them
ThaiSweetChilli
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https://www.90min.com/posts/6245573...or-academy-star-to-gain-first-team-experience
I guess if this were true in addition to him having signed a new contract, then Callum Elder may well have a future here.
I guess if this were true in addition to him having signed a new contract, then Callum Elder may well have a future here.
Motown Fox
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Blaarev
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Could have played them yesterday instead
He got a bad injury last season and has only returned in the last few games.
Skitzo
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ah cheers, any news on how long NDukwu is out for now I know he got a bad one this summer, had hoped he'd push on this year.
Also can whoever is running the corner routines for the U23s be promoted to the first team please
Skitzo
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https://www.lcfc.com/news/969948/youngster-khanya-leshabela-signs-new-deal/press-release
- Khanya Leshabela signs new three-and-a-half-year contract
- The promising young winger has impressed for the Development Squad this term
- He was included in Claude Puel’s squad for a Carabao Cup game against Southampton in November
- The South African was nominated for City’s Academy Player of the Year Award in May
The exciting 19-year-old, who joined the Foxes in 2013, has been in fine form for the Development Squad this season, with his performances earning him a place in Claude Puel’s squad for the Carabao Cup game against Southampton in November.
After an impressive campaign with Leicester City’s Under-18s last term, in which he was nominated for the Academy Player of the Year Award, the South African has continued his progression at Under-23 level this term.
He caught the eye with a stunning Premier League Cup strike against Nottingham Forest earlier in the campaign and also represented the Football Club three times in the 2016/17 UEFA Youth League.
- Khanya Leshabela signs new three-and-a-half-year contract
- The promising young winger has impressed for the Development Squad this term
- He was included in Claude Puel’s squad for a Carabao Cup game against Southampton in November
- The South African was nominated for City’s Academy Player of the Year Award in May
The exciting 19-year-old, who joined the Foxes in 2013, has been in fine form for the Development Squad this season, with his performances earning him a place in Claude Puel’s squad for the Carabao Cup game against Southampton in November.
After an impressive campaign with Leicester City’s Under-18s last term, in which he was nominated for the Academy Player of the Year Award, the South African has continued his progression at Under-23 level this term.
He caught the eye with a stunning Premier League Cup strike against Nottingham Forest earlier in the campaign and also represented the Football Club three times in the 2016/17 UEFA Youth League.
Still knackered from last week?
There's another under 23s game on Wednesday, maybe he'll play in that.
Blaarev
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