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BBC News
18 hours ago
- Sport
- BBC News
Leicester goalkeeper Stolarczyk extends deal
Leicester City goalkeeper Jakub Stolarczyk has signed a one-year extension to his contract, which will now run until 24-year-old former Poland youth international came through the Foxes academy after joining in 2019 and has made 20 appearances, including 10 in the Premier League last have also agreed new deals with eight further players, including 15-year-old Jeremy midfielder became the second-youngest player in Premier League history when he made his debut against Newcastle United in April, aged 15 years and 271 who first joined the Foxes under-9s, made seven league appearances and will start an academy scholarship this summer before his first professional contract begins in the summer of Olabade Aluko, 18, has signed his first professional contract after making his Premier League debut at Bournemouth on the final day of last Silko Thomas, 20, midfielders Bobby Amartey, 19 and Toby Onanaye, 18, and 20-year-old goalkeeper Stevie Bausor have also agreed extended have also made a contract offer to 21-year-old midfielder Brandon Cover, who had loan spells with Port Vale and Fleetwood Town last season.
New York Times
25-05-2025
- Sport
- New York Times
Ruud van Nistelrooy reveals no Leicester future talks, Jeremy Monga among teenagers close to new deals
Ruud van Nistelrooy has said he cannot begin to plan for next season until he has held talks with Leicester City's senior management about plans for the new campaign. However, Van Nistelrooy has revealed a trio of teenagers — Jeremy Monga, Jake Evans and Olabade Aluko, who made his first-team debut as a substitute in the final day 2-0 defeat at Bournemouth — are close to signing contracts. Advertisement In the case of 15-year-old Monga and 16-year-old Evans, they are due to sign scholarship deals while Aluko, 18, will sign a professional contract. However, whether Van Nistelrooy will remain as manager next season remains to be seen as he still hasn't been given any assurances by the club they want to retain his services and give him the chance to lead the club back to the Premier League. Van Nistelrooy says only after the outcome of those talks are known would he commit to planning for next season. 'I still have to wait to have a conversation on whether we have a future together or not,' Van Nistelrooy said after the game. 'You cannot start planning before that. I need to speak to be able to get a feeling of the hopes (of the club). It's all dependent on that.' When asked if he felt this had been his last game in charge, with speculation mounting that Russell Martin is being primed to take over, Van Nistelrooy said: 'It's not about feeling. It doesn't matter what you feel. 'It's about finishing the season, everyone goes away now, including myself, we rest, evaluate, make your observations of the season and wait and see what happens.' (Plumb Images/Leicester City FC via Getty Images)
