Leicester City have faced trouble in recent transfer window because of Profit and Sustainability Rules.
Ruud Van Nistelrooy’s team are still facing the threat of relegation with last season’s Championship winners sitting in 17th position in the league.
They are still looking to make additions to their squad this month but they may also need to sell some players in order to balance their finances.
The club’s only addition in the winter transfer window has been Woyo Coulibaly but others may arrive soon if they can manage to offload one of their first team players in order to ease the burden on their finances.
Van Nistelrooy’s team could lose midfielder Wilfred Ndidi to AS Monaco before the transfer deadline.
According to iPaper, Leicester City are ready to let Patson Daka leave the club and they are willing to listen to offers for the attacker.
It is not a surprise to see them consider the sale of Daka as the striker has only started one league game all season and he is quite clearly behind Jamie Vardy in the pecking order at the club.
The potential sale of Daka would leave the club with only the option of Odsonne Eduoard as the back up option to Vardy but it goes to show how much they are struggling financially that they are willing to cut down on their squad.
Everton have been mentioned as the possible destination for the Leicester City man with the Toffees looking to find a replacement for the injured Dominic Calvert-Lewin.
