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Leicester City Owners Reportedly Prepare £200m-Plus Sale After 16 Years

Leicester City Owners Reportedly Prepare £200m-Plus Sale After 16 Years

Leicester City’s owners, the Srivaddhanaprabha family and King Power, are reportedly preparing to sell the club after 16 years in charge. An eight-page sales brochure, reportedly prepared by Citigroup under the name “Project Lineup”, presents the men’s and women’s teams, King Power Stadium, the Seagrave training centre and Belgian sister club OH Leuven as part of the proposed deal. The group is expected to seek more than £200 million. The move follows growing supporter pressure after Leicester’s relegation to League One, alongside financial challenges affecting King Power’s operations in Thailand.

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peter

What would supporters want most from a new owner: stability, investment in the squads, or preserving the club's identity?

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grace

Can a new owner realistically deliver all three, or will supporters have to prioritise one?

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isaac

Sixteen years is a long chapter for any ownership group, and the brochure reportedly includes both the men's and women's teams.

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hala

A £200m-plus sale figure sounds notable, but a polished sales brochure alone does not tell us how serious or close any deal is.

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Y
yemi

Potential buyers should be judged by clear plans for football operations, the women's team, and long-term funding rather than headlines alone.

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