Victor Kristiansen of Leicester City has had a "hectic" year,...

Victor Kristiansen of Leicester City has had a “hectic” year, Leicester City team.

Victor Kristiansen of Leicester City has had a “hectic” year, according to Ekstra Bladet.

The 20-year-old made 12 league games for the Foxes in the second part

of the previous season after leaving FC Copenhagen to join them in January.

Following Leicester’s Premier League relegation the previous season,

the left-back was granted permission to sign a loan with Bologna during the summer transfer window.

This season, Enzo Maresca assumed management of the team,

and according to reports, the manager intended to turn the Denmark international

into a center defender. The defender was not amused by this,

and it helped persuade him to temporarily transfer to Bologna.

“This summer at training camp, I became aware of the position change,

but I missed playing in the offensive line of play.

When the defender joined Leicester, Brendan Rodgers was the team’s manager.

He spent time at Copenhagen before moving to England. Regarding his choice to

relocate to Leicester, Kristiansen said, “It has been

difficult. I think my experience traveling overseas was the most difficult.

“Under duress, I joined a dysfunctional team whose coach was fired [in April].

As a young, recently acquired player, I found myself in a challenging situation where I had to step in and save the team.

“I was alone and thought for a quiet moment if it is really like this to be abroad.

It was hard to deal with, and it has left some scars on the soul.

It was definitely not what I was hoping for when I went out.

That’s why I was happy that this summer we could find a solution, so I was loaned out to Bologna.”

The Dane has made 10 appearances this season for the Serie A side,

who have an option to make his stay permanent. The Leicester owned player

remains hopeful that he can extend his stay at Bologna beyond this season.

“I have settled in very well at Bologna and hope that we will find a good solution next summer,” he added.