Leicester City eye loan transfer for another Brighton superstar | OneFootball

Leicester City have already signed Facundo Buonanotte on loan. However, they would like to bring in his teammate in the transfer window.

Leicester City have not had the best start to life back in the Premier League. However, the feeling is that it could always be worse. Therefore, fans are somewhat indifferent to how the Foxes have begun the season.

Nevertheless, the decision was made to part ways with Steve Cooper. The former Leicester boss never quite fitted in and now the future of the club will be in the hands of a new manager.

Still, there are some positive foundations for the new Leicester manager to build on. One of them, without a doubt, is having the superstar Facundo Buonanotte on loan from Brighton.

Leicester City eye loan transfer for another Brighton superstar

According to a report from Wayne Veysey of Football Insider, Leicester City are also eyeing a transfer move for Evan Ferguson. It is believed the Foxes could compete with Fulham to convince Brighton into a loan transfer.

Evan Ferguson had a turbulent start to life in the South East. He burst onto the scene as a teenager and pretty much set the world alight. Now, though, he struggles for game-time in the Premier League.

This season, Ferguson has made only one Premier League start, coming off the bench a further six times. That said, he has still managed to open his Premier League account for the season, scoring against Wolves.

Veysey claims that Ferguson is unhappy with the amount of time he's been given at Brighton this season. Therefore, he is prepared to leave the club.

Without a doubt, he would be offered minutes at the King Power Stadium. He would also be given a reason to prove himself, with Jamie Vardy (unfortunately) nearing retirement age.

Ferguson is still early in his playing career but he has shown a keen desire to make it to the top. He has a knack for scoring goals and he is clearly hungry to achieve, hence his inability to roll over and accept being a bench warmer.