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    🏆Leicester City F.C.💭Football🏢Citigroup

    Leicester City For Sale Report

    LEICESTER CITY IS FOR SALE! The Thai owners of King Power are reportedly looking to sell the club for more than £230 million. Citigroup is managing the operation, which includes the entire package. Buyers get the King Power Stadium with its 32,000 spectator capacity. The deal also covers Seagrave, a training center valued at £121 million. The women's team is part of the sale. OH Leuven from Belgium is included too. This comes less than a decade after Leicester City won the Premier League in 2016. The club later secured an FA Cup and a Community Shield. But the dream turned into a nightmare. A sporting crisis hit hard. Debts exceed £200 million. The team was relegated to the third division of English football. Going from touching the sky to being on the market is a sad end to an unforgettable story.

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    🏆Leicester City F.C.💭Football🏢Citigroup

    Leicester City For Sale Report

    LEICESTER CITY IS FOR SALE! The Thai owners of King Power are reportedly looking to sell the club for more than £230 million. Citigroup is managing the operation, which includes the entire package. Buyers get the King Power Stadium with its 32,000 spectator capacity. The deal also covers Seagrave, a training center valued at £121 million. The women's team is part of the sale. OH Leuven from Belgium is included too. This comes less than a decade after Leicester City won the Premier League in 2016. The club later secured an FA Cup and a Community Shield. But the dream turned into a nightmare. A sporting crisis hit hard. Debts exceed £200 million. The team was relegated to the third division of English football. Going from touching the sky to being on the market is a sad end to an unforgettable story.

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