Harry Souttar has been among the names linked with a move away from Leicester this summer. The defender appeared at the World Cup for Australia, though he missed out on almost all of last season’s games. Leicester have already sold several players, including Abdul Fatawu, Jeremy Monga and Harry Winks. Could Souttar be next to join the list as his former club continues their pursuit?<\/p>\n
Plenty of reports have linked Souttar with a move back to Sheffield United. As per the BBC<\/a>, the Blades are in talks with The Foxes over a deal to bring the Australian International back to Bramall Lane. Souttar featured 21 times in league action back in the 2024\/25 season. His stint with the club came to an abrupt end after he ruptured an Achilles tendon against Burnley. When he was ruled out, Sheffield United were level on points with Leeds United at the top of the table.<\/p>\n Read More: <\/strong>Leicester City attract interest from Middle Eastern Firm<\/a><\/p>\n Manager Chris Wilder recently discussed the possible move. “We’ve already had conversations with Leicester about taking him, so the conversations will be ongoing,” he said<\/a>. In addition to this, Wilder was also full of praise for Souttar’s performances during the loan spell. He said: “He’s a player that obviously I like and he had a great time on the pitch for us and off the pitch with the supporters. They rated him, and they valued him.”<\/p>\n Souttar’s time at The Foxes, like many others, has been full of ups and downs. He initially arrived midway through the 2022\/23 season, when Leicester were fighting for safety. In the end, City succumbed to relegation and were back in the Championship, though Souttar would barely feature. Enzo Maresca’s possession football didn’t suit him, thus leading to Wout Faes and Jannik Vestergaard featuring the most. The following season, he was loaned out to Sheffield United, and then in the campaign just gone, he was still dealing with injury issues.<\/p>\nHow does this affect Leicester?<\/h3>\n