Leicester City boss, Brendan Rodgers, is planning a complete overhauling of the club’s attacking department after Sunday’s last day loss to Manchester United.
According to the manager, the Leicester City attackers have not been creative enough to rescue the club in times of difficulties.
In a bid to beef up the team ahead of subsequent challenges, Rodgers has decided to enter the transfer market to buy the best creative legs.
Rodgers will be seeking to improve – and also deepen – his squad with a Europa League campaign to navigate next term.
After defeat to Manchester United , he said: “We must strengthen the attack. We have done well and have improved. We knew we had to score at least 65 goals this season and we scored 67. But to compete with the other top teams we need to have more creativity and quality.
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“We have been hit in the defence in the last period, where three out of four in our backline have been out. But I’m happy with the way we defend. We want to add some more creativity to the attack.”
