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STARLETS CRUCIAL AS FOXES LOOK TO REBUILD

STARLETS CRUCIAL AS FOXES LOOK TO REBUILD

TALENT: Olabade Aluko

OPTIMISM is in short supply at Leicester following relegation from the Championship, and understandably so.
But behind the scenes, I honestly believe the future is bright.
I’m a Leicester lad. I’ve played for the club, worked for the club. As an agent, I’ve got lads there now. I know the place inside out.
And let me tell you - the work that Steve Travis and Bill Wall are doing in the academy is second to none.
Just this week, Leicester had Bade Aluko, Lorenz Hutchinson and Hugo de Lisle lining up for England Under-18s.
Obi Onwughalu, a defe...

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