New foxes players joining the squad on loan

Leicester City next play on the 13th of September.

The transfer window has now closed, and three new players have been added to the Leicester City FC squad on loan.

Forward Julián Carranza has joined the Leicester City ranks on a season-long loan from Dutch Eredivisie side Feyenoord, subject to international and league clearance.

Speaking on Foxes Hub, he said: “I’m really happy and really excited to be here. I’m thankful for this opportunity so I cannot wait to get started.

“When the opportunity came up, of course I didn’t have any single doubt about it. We all know what Leicester City is as a team, and as an institution as well, so when the opportunity came, I was really excited for it.

“I have some experience in different places. Of course, this is a new experience as well. Everyone wants to play in England. Every single player wants to play here, so I’m really excited and I can’t wait to get started.

“I’ve been watching Leicester for a long time so, as I said, I know the team, I know the institution as well. We all know around the world what this team is. When the opportunity came up, I had no doubts about it.”

21-year-old Jordan James joins from Ligue 1 side Stade Rennais.

He has won 20 international caps for Wales and will now spend the 2025/26 campaign at King Power Stadium.

A season-long loan deal has been made with Burnley for midfielder Aaron Ramsey, subject to league approval.

Speaking to Foxes Hub, Aaron said: "I’m delighted to be a Leicester City player for the season. I know it’s a Club that has a great history and passionate supporters, and I’m looking forward to showing what I can do in a Leicester shirt. I’m here to work hard, learn from the players and staff around me, and hopefully help the team build on what has been a great start to the season already.”