Lloyd Dyer set for Leicester City FC move

Leicester City are currently rooted at the bottom of the Premier League table but the Foxes have shown in recent times that they are not going down without a fight.

After a torrid spell, the Foxes have managed to claim 7 points from their last 4 matches and one certainly cannot rule them out as certainties for relegation.

Despite their recent resurgence though, it is clear to see that Leicester need to strengthen in various areas of their squad in order to stand a chance of surviving in the English top flight and the attacking department certainly needs to be strengthened – as they have managed only 20 goals in 22 matches so far this season.

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Pearson recently completed the signing of Kramaric

Therefore, it has been no surprise to see manager Nigel Pearson moving quickly in the transfer market to reinforce his attack and the Leicester boss has already acquired the services of Croatian hotshot Andrej Kramaric for a sizeable £9.5million.

As a further addition to Kramaric’s signing, Pearson had made a move for Wigan Athletic star Shaun Maloney but the transfer did not come into fruition due to break down in talks over personal terms.

Wasting no time whatsoever from the Maloney setback, it can now be revealed that Pearson is on the verge of completing the signing of Watford star Lloyd Dyer.

Lloyd Dyer could be set for sensational Leicester City return

Reports have claimed that Leicester have had their six month loan offer for Dyer accepted by Watford and the 32-year old is set to complete the transfer in the coming days.

Although the move for Dyer is a bit surprising due to his advancing years, Leicester City fans would certainly welcome the winger’s arrival as he is a very popular figure at the King Power Stadium after having made over 250 appearances for the club in a previous spell.

Dyer played a big role in Leicester’s promotion from the Championship last season and if he can help the Foxes retain their Premier League status this time around, he is certain to go down in the club’s folklore.