It has been suggested that Mads Hermansen could return to Leicester City, but a move is considered increasingly unlikely because his form at West Ham United is stabilising.

Leicester were interested in signing a goalkeeper and were considering West Ham’s Mads Hermansen, but West Ham were not interested in loaning him out.

Journalist Jacob Steinberg reports that Leicester are interested in signing Mads Hermansen from West Ham United on loan for the remainder of this season. Other Championship clubs are also interested in signing the Danish goalkeeper, who wants more playing time after his £20 million move to the London Stadium did not proceed as expected. It is claimed that West Ham are currently hesitant to complete a deal. Hermansen requires regular football to secure a place in the Denmark squad for the FIFA World Cup, should the team qualify for the tournament.

With less than 48 hours remaining in the transfer window, West Ham are hesitant to loan out Mads Hermansen, and his former club, Leicester City, has strong interest in him. The initial plan was for the 25-year-old Danish goalkeeper to be loaned out for more playing time, and sources indicate he is very keen for more minutes. Complications from a previously discussed swap deal with Tottenham have reportedly made West Ham no longer as interested in approving a loan move.