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Oh No, his time at King Power Stadium have come to and end”- Leicester star with over 100 appearances may have just played his last game after horror show vs Newcastle
One Leicester City player failed to make an impact in their 4-0 loss to Newcastle United on Saturday.
The Foxes were defeated at St James’ Park, leaving them in 16th place after 16 Premier League games. This marked the first loss for Ruud van Nistelrooy as Leicester’s manager, and the 48-year-old would likely have been concerned by the performances of some players.
One player, in particular, was disappointing, and with the January transfer window approaching, he may have played his last match for the club.
Hamza Choudhury Struggles in His Return to the Starting XI
Hamza Choudhury made his first Premier League start of the season, filling in for the unavailable Boubakary Soumare, Wilfred Ndidi, and Harry Winks. He partnered Oliver Skipp in midfield, but both players underperformed, with it taking them 60 minutes to make a single tackle.
Choudhury looked uneasy on the ball and struggled to move it forward, frequently giving it away.
Leicester City Should Consider Selling Hamza Choudhury in January
Choudhury, now 27, was one of four Leicester academy graduates in the squad against Newcastle. He has been a fixture in the first team for over five years, making more than 100 appearances for the club. However, he has never secured a consistent starting role.
Once Van Nistelrooy has all his midfield options available, it’s hard to see Choudhury getting much playing time. With the January transfer window approaching, Leicester will likely need to raise funds to strengthen the squad, and Choudhury could contribute to that effort.
Given his age and experience, he could be a valuable asset to a Championship club, and there’s a good chance that Saturday’s match may have been his last for Leicester.
