Leicester stay hopeful of retaining striker Jamie Vardy away from talents suitors, in a report from vice-chairman Aiyawatt Srivaddhanaprabha.
Vardy scored 24 Premier League goals last season for the shock champions, one in the back of golden boot winner Harry Kane to earn a place in England at Euro 2016, the place he grabbed a primary equaliser alternatively in Thursday's 2-1 win over Wales.
That has noticeable him linked with Arsenal, who have reportedly made a £20 million bid for the 29-yr-historic, although his future plans stay on keep at the same time he specializes in the event.
But Srivaddhanaprabha advised the everyday Mail: "you're going to see the news very soon, however I believe he'll stay.
"I consider so, let's have a look at. We must build the group. We hold continuing to suppose that we can do some thing special in the optimal League and the Champions League.
"The Champions League is going to be robust for Leicester, so let's see. Leicester is the underdog and we are able to nonetheless be the underdog."
Srivaddhanaprabha admits he's nonetheless "pinching himself" over the staff's achievements under manager Claudio Ranieri, with whom he enjoys a detailed relationship.
"We talk rather a lot. We're like loved ones," he mentioned. "I can not evaluate myself to a further owner but the best factor is we love activity. The first day we talked to the crew and we confirmed that we're doing some thing we adore and that we can be triumphant.
"I believe each person in Leicester continues to be pinching themselves. Even the avid gamers and employees. Now the season is finished and we have got to move on."