Premier League champion costs 200 million GBP

The Thai group "King Power," which acquired Leicester City in 2010, has decided to put the club up for sale for more than £200 million. This decision comes after the team's disappointing results, their exit from the Premier League, and their relegation to the Championship for the second time. The sale offer includes the club's physical assets, such as King Power Stadium, the women's team, and training facilities, with an emphasis on its past achievements, including the 2016 league title and the 2021 FA Cup victory. This move comes amid losses exceeding £180 million and debts around £103 million, according to 2025 projections, following the club's decline in performance and financial setbacks.

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