Just last week it was said that Belgium star Wout Faes needed to change his club in order to save his international career. It was not the first time we have heard such outlandish appearing claims about Leicester City. Belgian boss Rudi Garcia did directly hint as much. However, Denmark manager Brian Riemer also indicted that non-top flight footballers won't be selected for his National Team set-up. This news obviously played Foxes centre back Jannik Vestergaard's place with his country in jeopardy.
So, evidently the previously assumed incorrect, eccentric or even elitist rule could be embraced by modern bosses. In addition to Faes and Vestergaard, a second LCFC defender and third Fox overall is at risk of losing ground or being left behind by the Danes. Similarly, this player has been urged to leave King Power Stadium by experts. In addition to that, the professional in question is said to be the subject of transfer interest. Allow me to explain and opine on another debatable City situation.
Another Fox expected to leave Leicester City in order to save his international career - will Victor Kristiansen leave?
Kristiansen, who is a left-sided defensive player, could be off this summer. The 22-year-old has previous here; he left for Bologna on loan when Leicester were last relegated. And he wasn't missed.
To be honest, I am not a fan of Kristiansen's. James Justin took plenty of justifiable flack this season. Although some of that criticism could have gone to the opposing full back. In other words, the former produced mostly poor form.
"Victor Kristiansen is expected to leave Leicester City this summer to boost his chances of making the Denmark squad at the World Cup, according to reports."
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Therefore I would not shed any tears if Kristiansen was sold. I don't suggest another temporary exit here. LCFC must move on from this awful period, and that means finding preferable ballers in most positions. That's not to say I endorse the equally mediocre Luke Thomas.