Despite efforts from the Foxes to retain him, Iheanacho has opted to pursue opportunities elsewhere, according to sources close to the player.

The decision comes amidst Leicester City’s reported interest in extending his contract, with a new deal allegedly offering a weekly wage of £65,000.

However, Iheanacho has chosen to explore other options, marking the end of his time at the King Power Stadium.

Having joined the Club in 2017, the Nigerian’s departure signals a significant shift for the club.

With his impending exit, several Premier League clubs have emerged as potential destinations for Iheanacho, including Aston Villa and Crystal Palace.

His final appearance for Leicester City came in the team’s regular season final matchday fixture against Blackburn Rovers, where he played twelve minutes off the bench.

Throughout the season his contributions have been limited, with just five goals and one assist to his name.