€10m transfer is now a problem for Leicester City -transfer update could be good news

Ibrahim Maza (via Sport Witness).

Leicester City is on the verge of promotion to the Premier League, but their financial predicament

will make the summer transfer market difficult.

While expenditure must be kept to a minimum to prevent future fines, significant sales will be required to avoid

additional PSR costs.

However, the Foxes are looking to improve after winning the Championship, and they have new targets in mind.

The winners of the second-tier titles are now associated with a new moniker.

Hertha Berlin’s Ibrahim Maza is an attacking midfielder, and Leicester City is one of the teams reportedly interested in him,

according to a report from German news source BILD. The 18-year-old was out for a significant portion of the season,

but he made his first-team debut after regaining fitness.

Maza scored in 13 2 and added two assists. Bundesliga matches, and Brighton and West Ham were also interested in his work.

As Bundesliga team VfB Stuttgart considers a summer move, a €10 million fee is mentioned.

Given the PSR concerns that were previously mentioned, Leicester City will need to exercise extreme

caution in their summer transfer business. This will probably affect their readiness for the Premier League,

but it is imperative that they avoid getting into more trouble than they already are. If certain high-profile sales are made,

they may be able to spend a little more freely in the transfer market.

However, until then, spending €10 million on relatively unknown players like Maza might not be the best course of action.

They could turn a big profit on him in the future and he could become a true star, but first they need to buy

players who can perform in the Premier League right away.

Consequently, it may not be the best business decision to spend that kind of money on an unknown player

who still needs time to grow.

Opportunities in the Premier League

With several great players in the ranks and a promising manager leading the team, Leicester City will be

hoping for a successful first season back in the Premier League.

But ultimately, their prospects of avoiding relegation may be greatly impacted by their impending point deduction.

Additionally, later in the campaign, they can lose more ground if there are other financial issues.

It remains to be seen what the Foxes will get up to in the summer, but with players like Maza attracting attention,

it appears that they are keeping an eye on possible additions as they make plans for the upcoming year.