Leicester to unveil estimated annual losses of £119.5m despite signing just one player in disastrous transfer window
LEICESTER are set to unveil estimated annual losses of £199.5million - the highest in the Premier League.
That’s despite only making ONE outfield signing this summer.
financial experts claim Leicester are preparing to make the bombshell announcement as their on-pitch woes continue.
The Foxes are rooted to the bottom of the table after collecting just one point all season.
And Brendan Rodgers’ side reached a new low yesterday when they crashed to a 5-2 defeat at Brighton.
However, things are just as bad off the field too.
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It’s reckoned Leicester will shortly confirm they have made a staggering loss of almost £120m across the last year.
Only Manchester United run them close, with the Red Devils losing £117m.
But while United have been splashing out on numerous signings, Leicester spent money on just one player last month.
Defender Wout Faes arrived from Reims for just £15m - days after Leicester sold Wesley Fofana to Chelsea for £70m.
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The Foxes’ only other signing came in the form of a free transfer for Cardiff backup goalie Alex Smithies.
And he was only snapped up after Kasper Schmeichel departed in a shock £1m move to French side Nice.
Leicester have so far lost games to Man United, Chelsea, Southampton, Arsenal and Brighton.
They blew a two-goal lead on the opening day against Brentford to claim just a point.
And their sole win this season came on penalties in the Carabao Cup against League Two’s Stockport County.
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Leicester’s next game sees them take on fellow strugglers Aston Villa.
And things don’t get any easier when Rodgers’ men then travel to high-flying Tottenham.