A young player from Leicester City has rejoined the team after his loan agreement was terminated.
Among other players, Woyo Coulibaly has been linked to Leicester during the summer transfer window, when the Foxes are actively seeking new players.
Outgoings are also being discussed because it appears that Hamza Choudhury may join Sheffield United this week.
In order to gain some much-needed playing time, a number of players left in the summer, both permanently and on loan.
But the move has ended early for one Foxes star who is on loan.
Sammy Braybrooke rejoins Leicester City following the cancellation of his loan agreement.
Sammy Braybrooke is already headed back to Leicester, while there are rumours that Tom Cannon will return after Championship clubs expressed interest in him.
One of the most talented players in the Leicester youth, Braybrooke was predicted to be a star until sustaining a chronic injury.
Despite being on loan to Dundee FC, the midfield player, who has captained England at the junior level, has only made eight appearances overall.
By stating: “Dundee Football Club can confirm that midfielder Sammy Braybrooke has left the club after being recalled from his season-long loan by his parent club Leicester City,” Dundee revealed the Foxes had called up Braybrooke.
Sammy played eight games with the Dark Blues after joining The Dee on August 28, 2024.
“Everyone at the club would like to thank Sammy for his service and contribution to the club and wish him well for the rest of his career.”
This season, is Sammy Braybrooke able to play for Leicester City?
Players are only permitted to play for two clubs during a domestic season, according to the rules.
Braybrooke, 20, is eligible to play for Leicester because he has only competed for Dundee this season.
There are already too many choices in the midfield, so it’s likely that he will be moved out on loan once more to receive more first-team action elsewhere.
