Recently, Asian soccer stars have been making a splash in the English Premier League, attracting the attention of a host of clubs. According to the Daily Mail, they are plotting to make a comeback next season. Leicester City have seen the potential of these Asian stars and plan to recruit them in a bid to make up for the loss of the Japanese international at LUFC.
Lister City boss Gubba is rumored to believe that his team must strengthen their midfield lineup, especially the core of the midfield, if they want to stand strong in the new Premier League season. The 26-year-old midfielder has been in outstanding form since Kawasaki Striker made the switch to LUFC in 2022, contributing 16 goals and 19 assists in 87 matches so far.
Flagbearer Renyo is known for his all-around soccer skills, not only being comfortable in the midfield, but also making guest appearances at right back, with the ability to play both offense and defense. As a result, the Ludics extended his contract until the summer of 2028 last September. If Leicester City are interested in signing this star player, it is feared that they will need to invest at least £15 million (HK$150 million) in transfer fees, and such an offer may be able to move Ludy's to release him.
