Leicester City are increasingly confident of unveiling three new signings in the coming hours, with Jamaal Lascelles, Divine Mukasa and Dujuan Richards all expected to be officially confirmed following a frantic deadline-day finale. There is growing optimism inside the club that the trio will be announced on Tuesday morning, capping off a productive late push in the transfer window.
Those deals would follow the arrival of Joe Aribo, who was spotted at the club earlier in the day, meaning Leicester are set to welcome four fresh faces in total. The hope is that these additions will inject much-needed quality, energy and depth into a squad desperate for points and momentum as the season progresses.
All of this is unfolding while Leicester continue their search for a permanent manager. Although no clear front-runner has emerged, developments on Monday suggest Chris Coleman and Gary Rowett are currently viewed as the most realistic candidates. The name Enzo Maresca remains more of a dream scenario than a concrete option, but one that supporters continue to cling to as a romantic possibility.
Among the incoming players, Jamaal Lascelles stands out as the marquee signing. The experienced Newcastle United defender brings leadership and Premier League know-how, though concerns remain over his fitness record. Injuries have limited his involvement in recent seasons, but if Leicester can keep him healthy, Lascelles could prove a hugely valuable presence at the back.
Less is known about the other two arrivals, but there is plenty of intrigue. Divine Mukasa, just 18 years old, is widely tipped as a special talent. While expectations must be tempered given his age, Leicester are hopeful he can gradually make an impact—particularly in the number 10 role, where creativity and attacking spark have been sorely lacking.
The signing of Dujuan Richards is perhaps the biggest unknown of all. Described as a raw but exciting prospect, the 20-year-old Jamaica international already boasts 14 caps and two goals for his country. Still early in his career, Richards is seen as a high-potential gamble—one that could pay dividends with the right development and opportunities.
With multiple deals edging closer to completion and a managerial appointment still on the horizon, Leicester appear to be entering a pivotal period—one that could shape the direction of their season in the weeks ahead.