June 19, 2025

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"Oh No, Sad News to Leicester fans"- Leicester City Star has finally decided to part ways with Steve Cooper, citing strong reasons for his departure amid interest from a rival club. Fans are furious about his departure.

“Oh No, Sad News to Leicester fans”- Leicester City Star has finally decided to part ways with Steve Cooper, citing strong reasons for his departure amid interest from a rival club. Fans are furious about his departure.

Leicester City’s Boubakary Soumaré spent last season on loan at Sevilla, where he made 34 appearances across all competitions. He has since returned to the King Power Stadium after Sevilla opted not to activate their purchase option.

Under new Leicester manager Steve Cooper, Soumaré has struggled for playing time, featuring only 13 minutes in two substitute appearances this season.

His lack of game time has piqued Sevilla’s interest. Reports from Vamos Mi Sevilla FC indicate that the 25-year-old could be a potential target for them in January.

Sources close to Sevilla have revealed they are considering signing the French midfielder in the upcoming transfer window. Soumaré is reportedly unhappy with his limited role at Leicester and has expressed a desire to return to Sevilla, where he felt comfortable and played regularly.

Sevilla may take into account both his wishes and current situation at Leicester to pursue a temporary deal, likely including a purchase option significantly lower than the previous €14 million agreement.

Both Soumaré and Sevilla believe a transfer would benefit both sides. The report does not detail Leicester’s position on the matter or their plans for Soumaré.

However, it’s important to note that loaning a player to Sevilla comes with risks, as the club often treats loan players as expendable, and any agreed transfer fee could be overlooked. Leicester is still dealing with the ramifications of that decision.

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