News about Hamza Choudhury

EXCLUSIVE BY MATT HUGHES: The EFL imposed a registration embargo on Leicester for allegedly breaching the upper loss limits in their PSR forecasts for this season, but the Premier League have no current plans to extend it following their promotion despite being locked in an extraordinary legal battle with the club. Leicester will officially become a Premier League club at the top-flight's Annual General Meeting on 6 June, effectively triggering the end of the transfer embargo before the summer window opens later in the month. Leicester are braced for a busy summer, as based on the EFL's forecasts will need to sell players before 30 June to avoid being charged with breaching PSR regulations this season.

GRAHAM HILL AT KING POWER STADIUM AND GRAHAM THOMAS AT CARDIFF CITY STADIUM: Foxes boss Maresca admitted his side pulled off a 'lucky' win over West Brom, but his team now need two victories from their remaining three games to make sure of a return to the Premier League at the first time of asking. There is a scenario where they could go up on Tuesday night if they beat Southampton at the King Power Stadium, but that depends on Leeds losing at Middlesbrough on Monday.

Despite being more than double the legal alcohol limit in the early hours, Nottingham Magistrates' Court heard that the 26-year-old made the 'impulsive and spontaneous' decision to drive back to a restaurant to retrieve his phone. Choudhury, a married father of three young children, realised he had 'let himself and his family down,' his lawyer said. The court was shown a dashcam video of a traffic patrol activating blue lights and speeding through red lights behind Choudhury, who did not pass any red lights himself.

In the early hours of the morning last Friday, the 26-year-old Premier League star was arrested by detectives in south Nottingham. According to The Sun, he refused to take a breathalyser test and was arrested on the scene. He was charged with driving while in excess of the alcohol threshold, driving without due care, and refusing to cooperate with a preliminary breathalyser examination. Choudhury, the Foxes' £50,000-per-week, is now on unconditional bail and will appear in court for the first time next month.

BY MATT HUGHES: XCLUSIVE BY MATT HUGHES: The FA is investigating whether to illuminate the Wembley arch in the colours of Israel's flag during England's friendly against Australia on Friday, despite lingering questions about a potential backlash. Last night, the Israeli flag was projected onto ten Downing Street in honor of the hundreds of people killed by Hamas' terror attacks over the weekend, leaving the FA in a quandary over whether or not to follow suit in England's games against Australia and Italy over the next week. Other options under discussion include staging a period of relative silence for the victims on both directions.

Choudhury is regarded as part of his campaign's development, but Leicester will also consider a permanent contract in this period if he is less than 12 months old. Southampton has requested to be kept up with their circumstances, but no formal offer has been made.

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Leicester City has announced that seven players will first leave the club at the end of their terms in June, as the Foxes begin preparations for a season in the Championship. Youri Tielemans is also among those leaving, having revealed his departure on Instagram last week after joining Monaco in 2019.

Brendan Rodgers is back with Nottingham Forest, almost a year after the Leicester manager's brand his team'embarrassing in the FA Cup.' Leicester has been one of England's best stories of the last decade. Despite having funds that are dwarfed by those of the elite, the club won the Premier League in 2016 and the FA Cup five years later, while finishing fifth in both Rodgers' first two full seasons in charge.

Leicester City are currently not a healthy club, according to Brendan Rodgers, ahead of their match against Manchester United on Thursday. With one point down from their first four games, the Foxes currently sits in last place in the Premier League. Rodgers, who has been with the club since February 2019, had hoped for a major improvement this summer, but only signed back-up goalkeeper Alex Smithies.

Watford's offensive flair is evident, but their tenacity to cling on to sluggish leads could be just as crucial in any promotion race this season. Here was an excellent example. They were already weathering increasing Burnley pressure as they went through Tom Cleverley on the stroke of halftime when Hassane Kamara was dismissed with nine minutes remaining. However, Watford's defiantly placing bodies on the line to protect the three points will greatly inspire their current boss Rob Edwards as he seeks to return them to the Premier League.

Hamza Choudhury, a Leicester City midfielder, is attracting attention from Watford and West Brom. On Monday evening, the Championship sides played out a drab 1-1 draw and are looking to bring more life to their midfield as they seek to establish a promotion campaign. After recent seasons in and out of Leicester's first team, the former England U21 international could be allowed to leave on loan as he wants regular starting opportunities.