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Yuri Tielemans, former owner of the city of Leicester City, says he is flattered to spark the interest reported by many Premier League clubs this summer.
The 22-year-old Belgian international midfielder scored three goals in 13 league games for the Fox, after joining Monaco in January and his form did not go unnoticed.
Many clubs have expressed interest and we will see in the coming weeks who will be.
Yuri Tielemans
It is said that Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur, as well as the Fox, are very fond of the former star of Anderlecht, which cost Monaco over £ 20 million when they signed it to the summer of 2017.
And Tielemans himself is content to wait to see where he will play his football next season, as he prepares for the qualifications of the European Championship with his country.
He told reporters: "We'll see what club will be, the only thing I can say is that things are moving, many clubs have expressed interest and we'll see in the next few weeks who they are. # 39; act.
"Yes (I'm flattered by the interest), they are very big teams in England and Europe." Hearing these names gives me confidence. "I'm just trying to play my game in the field and make my best."
With Tielemans on board, Leicester lost only two of his last Premier League matches last season, finishing the campaign in ninth place of the table.
The Foxes can be supported at 4/6 to finish in the first half of the table next season, while they are 10/1 to rank among the top six.
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Yuri Tielemans, former owner of the city of Leicester City, says he is flattered to spark the interest reported by many Premier League clubs this summer.
The 22-year-old Belgian international midfielder scored three goals in 13 league games for the Fox, after joining Monaco in January and his form did not go unnoticed.
Many clubs have expressed interest and we will see in the coming weeks who will be.
Yuri Tielemans
It is said that Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur, as well as the Fox, are very fond of the former star of Anderlecht, which cost Monaco over £ 20 million when they signed it to the summer of 2017.
And Tielemans himself is content to wait to see where he will play his football next season, as he prepares for the qualifications of the European Championship with his country.
He told reporters: "We'll see what club will be, the only thing I can say is that things are moving, many clubs have expressed interest and we'll see in the next few weeks who they are. # 39; act.
"Yes (I'm flattered by the interest), they are very big teams in England and Europe." Hearing these names gives me confidence. "I'm just trying to play my game in the field and make my best."
With Tielemans on board, Leicester lost only two of his last Premier League matches last season, finishing the campaign in ninth place of the table.
The Foxes can be supported at 4/6 to finish in the first half of the table next season, while they are 10/1 to rank among the top six.
See all football bets
Source: bet365.com
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