News about Harry Winks

Rebekah Vardy and family have been celebrating husband Jamie and his team Leicester City FC winning the Championship title and promoted back to the Premier League. The TV personality, 42, took to Instagram with a slew of snaps following last week's game which saw Preston North End lose 3-0. She joined couple's children Sofia, eight, and Finley, six, and three-year-old Olivia, on the pitch as they screamers and confetti were thrown from the stands.

Leicester have marked their Championship success with an open-top bus parade through the city. After suffering relegation from the Premier League on the final day of last season, the club appointed former Parma boss Enzo Maresca as they looked to bounce back at the first time of asking. The Foxes stormed to an incredible start in the second tier, suffering just three defeats before Christmas which included a run of nine-consecutive victories between September and October.

MATT BARLOW: Solid, dependable, vocal. Organising and improving others around him. Also, reviving hopes of an England recall with his international career stuck on 49 caps. It is a classic from the redemption genre. Dier joined Bayern for £3.4million on deadline day, initially on a short-term deal until the end of the season when his Tottenham contract was set to expire but quickly reached the preset clause for appearances to trigger another year in Munich. Steffen Freund, a Spurs icon working as a co-commentator for RTL Germany, Servus TV Austria and international Bundesliga coverage, was among the minority who thought he would be a hit in the Bundesliga.

Leicester City are back in the Premier League as of next season after being promoted following Leeds United's loss to QPR on the weekend. And the Foxes will be hoping they can celebrate their promotion with a victory in their Championship clash with Preston away from home tonight. For those who will be watching with a close eye - Sky Bet are offering a Featured RequestABet, multiple Price Boosts and a Scorecast Boost for this evening's contest. 

TOM COLLOMOSSE: Even the sweetest champagne can cause a painful hangover and despite regaining their Premier League status, Leicester City may all too soon experience the morning after the night before. A season that could end with 100 points and the Championship title is cause for much celebration, but the problem is that the euphoria may not last too long.

Promotion to the Premier League is one of the most lucrative prizes in sport but nobody in the Championship seems to want to claim it. One after another, Leicester, Leeds United and Ipswich have stumbled in recent weeks, allowing Southampton back into the race for automatic promotion when it seemed only three weeks ago that the play-offs were the best they could hope for. Saints are the side with momentum and their clash with Leicester at King Power Stadium on Tuesday looks pivotal. Before that, Leicester have an equally tricky fixture at home to West Brom on Saturday.

LEWIS STEELE: The Championship is back for another jam-packed Easter season, with some teams making or breaking a team's promotion campaign, while others relegating for points in order to prevent dreaded relegation. Leicester won 13 games in the first 14 games back in the second tier after their fairytale era ended with relegation. However, the Championship is a marathon, not a sprint, and the Foxes have faltered, not a sprint.

TOM COLLOMOSSE AT CBS ARENA: A chink in the armour? Leicester has been nailed on to make an immediate return to the Premier League, but they must now show that this is not the start of a nightmare. Even with ten men, Enzo Maresca's Championship champions seemed to be edging to another victory thanks to Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall's first-half penalty. It all fell apart in the last ten minutes, as Callum O'Hare struck twice - either side of Milan van Ewijk's goal - to win Coventry a memorable victory. Leicester would point to the straight red card shown to Abdul Fatawu in the first half stoppage time, but really, it was a mess of their own creation. They lost their shape when O'Hare equalized, and they could not stop the flow even after the dam burst.

HENRY CLARK AT THE HAWTHORNS: There were times during this confrontation between the Championship's early pace setters and its result side seemed as though it would fail to live up to its star billing. This was more a game of cat and mouse than two heavyweight sluggers trading blows for the first 70 minutes. Carlos Corberan's Baggies were flying and seemed to have nicked a late point through replacement Josh Maja at the death after Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall had put the visitors in front at the Hawthorns.

Both teams have been newly promoted to second class life, with Leicester leading the table and Leeds third. Leicester has seen some of the best football the Championship has ever seen, and the Foxes have won 13 of their 14 matches. Enzo Maresca has had Leicester playing some of the finest football the Championship has ever seen.

Leicester City regained control of the Championship table after defeating Preston by a 3-0 win over Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall brace and a single kick from Kelechi Iheanacho earned the hosts their fifth straight league victory. Leicester fans are already back in the Premiership after losing back-to-back games and being the only unbeaten team in the division after losing back-to-back games. Enzo Maresca's debut as the dugout chief couldn't have been any better. Nine victories, one strange loss, Jamie Vardy's revival, and everything else is operating as smoothly as the luxury cars that crowd out the players parking lot. If the Championship is billed as the world's biggest division to get out of, the Foxes are a PHD student taking a primary school exam.

Longer training sessions of nearly two hours are not always a way for a manager to be popular with his players. However, new Leicester manager Enzo Maresca will cut no corners in his attempts to rebuild the team, and though early signs point, the real action against Coventry is set to begin on Sunday. Leicester relegated from the Premier League last season, after being relegated from the Premier League last season, Leicester turned to Maresca, who was part of Pep Guardiola's staff who helped Manchester City win the Treble. Maresca is a devotee of Guardiola's style, and although City's players are significantly better than Leicester's, he believes it will be just as effective in the Championship as well.

Any comparisons to Pep Guardiola could start to annoy the new Leicester boss in a matter of minutes in Enzo Maresca's firm. The Italian, who won the Treble as assistant manager at Manchester City, aims to make his own name in coaching. We should be discussing Leicester's relegation just seven years later as one of England's biggest upsets in recent history. There is seldom a dull day at the King Power Stadium, but Maresca is determined to instill calm. Maresca's playing team has undergone a makeover in less than a month as their new coach, ahead of their first Championship season in more than a decade. For large fees, James Maddison and Harvey Barnes were out, while senior pros Jonny Evans and Ryan Bertrand were left for nothing. Conor Coady and Harry Winks, a former England international, joined young Danish keeper Mads Hermansen and highly rated Calum Doyle, who is on loan from Manchester City.

Following his release from Aston Villa at the end of last season, Leicester is in talks to sign Arjan Raikhy. After suffering relegation on the final day of last season, the Foxes have been on show this summer, hoping to gain promotion for the first time at asking. With Harry Winks, Conor Coady, and Mads Hermansen having already arrived at the King Power, James Maddison and Harvey Barnes' departures have given new manager Enzo Maresca a huge war chest to strengthen his squad.

Retired Arsenal forward Stephy Mavididi, who will underwent a medical before the weekend, has signed a £6.4 million contract with Montpellier. So far in this summer's transfer market, the Foxes have been active, as they look to return to the Premier League after being relegated last season. They've already recruited Harry Winks from Tottenham Hotspur, Wolves' Conor Coady, as well as goalkeeper Mads Hermansen, and they'll now look to bolster their attacking options with the acquisition of Mavididi. Mavididi joined the Gunners at 13 and as academie, but never made a first-team appearance for the club. When he was on loan with Charlton and Preston before heading to Juventus in 2018 - where he became the first English player to play for the club since David Platt in 1992.

SIMON JONES: Leicester City has started negotiations with Brondby over a £5 million contract for goalkeeper Mads Hermansen. According to Mail Sport, Enzo Maresca has targeted the 22-year-old, who is keen to expand his keeper options. Hermansen had been identified as a threat to Vincent Kompany at Burnley before they were escorted by Manchester City's James Trafford, who was also a Leicester target.

After eight seasons with Wolves, the 30-year-old defender joins the Foxes on a three-year contract, though he spent his remaining season on loan at Everton.

Harry Winks has left the club and will join Leicester City, according to Tottenham Hotspur. The midfielder came from the club's academy system and spent 21 years with the team, including over 200 appearances in a Spurs shirt. However, he went out of favour at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium and spent last year on loan at Italian club Sampdoria.

Many fans - often supporting clubs that feature a talismanic figure - who live in fear - are counting down the hours until the window slams shuts with their prized property still in the building. Only a few months later will the charade begin again. Here's Mail Sport's round up of the most recent reports on outgoings for each club in our transfer special.

Leicester is reportedly close to an agreement with Tottenham midfielder Harry Winks. Following their relegated appearance, the Foxes are hoping to jump start their summer season under new manager Enzo Maresca. Maddison will join Tottenham Hotspur as a result of a proposed £45 million transfer.

According to reports, Leicester is keen on acquiring Tottenham midfielder Harry Winks. Following their Premier League relegation, the Foxes are expected to return to the top-flight as they look to push for promotion. They appoint Enzo Maresca, a former Manchester assistant coach, as their next head coach early this month, marking their first step in rebuilding.

You can bet there was a sixth sense in Daniel Levy's head that a culling is required at Tottenham this summer. The 6-1 loss at Newcastle on Sunday afternoon would have been the biggest eye opener for anyone with a board seat at Spurs, and with Champions League football looking nigh-on impossible, everyone associated with the club will need to be on their action stations to get the club back to form. Start the book and start over. There's been a long line in the deadwood. With a slew of smart signings in the team's weakest areas, you should recruit a new manager and give him time. His to-do list will almost certainly go a few pages long ahead of a pivotal pre-season.

According to tabs, Tottenham outcast Harry Winks will be on the move again as his loan spell at Sampdoria comes to an end in the summer. The 27-year-old's game fell out of favour in north London, with former manager Antonio Conte naming the English midfielder as insufficient to requirements. Winks joined Sampdoria on a season-long loan, and he's gone on to make 11 appearances for the team.

No one from Tottenham has contacted him during his loan period in Sampdoria, not even head coach Antonio Conte. Since joining as a youth player, Winks has a long association with the club. However, communication with his parent club has been non-existent so far this year.