Leicester spent £37m on nine arrivals last summer, three of those being loan deals. Here is their business in full, as per Transfermarkt.
| Player | Left | Transfer fee |
| Harry Winks | Tottenham Hotspur | £9.9m |
| Tom Cannon | Everton | £7.5m |
| Conor Coady | Wolves | £7.4m |
| Stephy Mavididi | Montpellier | £6.4m |
| Mads Hermansen | Brondby | £6m |
| Yunus Akgun | Galatasaray | Loan |
| Cesare Casadei | Chelsea | Loan |
| Callum Doyle | Manchester City | Loan |
Ryan Dilks, speaking on the Second Tier podcast, named Abdul Fatawu as The Foxes’ signing of the season.
“I’m a real, real fan of Fatawu’s,” Dilks said.
“I think he’s been Leicester’s best signing of the season.
“And I say that considering they spent a lot of money on the likes of Winks, Coady, Cannon, Mavididi.
“They only got Fatawu on loan and I know there will be fees and wages that come with that but he arrived with very little fanfare.
“And he’s arguably had the best impact out of all the players I mentioned there.”
Mads Hermansen has a case
It’s hard to argue with Dilks, particularly after Fatawu’s sensational hat-trick against Southampton on Tuesday evening.
But, the signing of Mads Hermansen certainly runs him close and his place in the Championship Team of the Season only amplifies that notion.
Hermansen and Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall were the only Leicester players named in the team, so clearly, the Danish shot-stopper has been one of the most influential figures in Maresca’s side.
The 23-year-old has been a deep-lying playmaker this term, becoming an extra man to build out from the back.
Further, he has the third-best save percentage in the division, as per FBref, which evinces what a safe pair of hands he’s been, too.
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