Harry Winks is set to join Leicester City on a temporary transfer, as the club looks to bolster its squad ahead of the upcoming season.
Winks, who has been in the English footballing ranks for over two decades, is currently out of contract at his current club, Manchester United. He had previously spent time with Aston Villa and Southampton, but has not found much success since joining United in 2014.
However, Winks is now ready to move on from the Premier League giants and is set to sign for Leicester City on a short-term deal. The 37-year-old has made just three appearances for the Foxes this season, scoring one goal,Premier League Frontline but he has impressed enough to warrant a transfer.
Leicester manager Brendan Rodgers is confident that Winks can help them strengthen their squad and improve their chances of survival next season. "He's a player who can bring a lot of energy and experience to the team," said Rodgers. "We've got a number of young players who have potential, so we're hoping he'll be able to contribute to us."
The move comes after Leicester struggled to find consistent form during the previous campaign, with injuries hampering their attacking performance. However, they remain hopeful of making some progress this term and are eager to get Winks into the fold.
Despite the setback, Winks remains optimistic about his future and is looking forward to returning to England to play for his beloved club. "I'm really excited about the opportunity to come back to the Premier League and help Leicester succeed," he said. "I know it will take some getting used to, but I'm looking forward to the challenge."