Abdul Fatawu is considered very likely to leave Leicester City this summer following the club's relegation to League One, a situation expected to lead to many player sales. Fatawu, a Ghanaian international, is seen as the team's most valuable player, and obtaining a significant transfer fee for him early in the transfer window could offer Leicester some financial relief. Newly-promoted Premier League side Coventry City is a possible destination, as their improved financial status should enable them to act promptly. Despite a rivalry between the clubs, their different situations could make a transfer beneficial for both. Coventry may be able to use Leicester's circumstances to negotiate a lower price for the winger. However, it is not likely their pursuit will be without competition, as Everton and Sunderland have also been associated with the 22-year-old. For Fatawu, a move to Coventry could offer more regular playing time, which is regarded as important for his continued development. The winger, who has 27 caps and 3 goals for Ghana, joined Leicester in July 2024 and his contract runs until 2029. His current Transfermarkt market value is €24.00m. His transfer from Sporting CP was for a fee that was reported to be €17 million.