It’s becoming a common theme for Leicester City as they appeared to have suffered another setback in their latest transfer pursuit.
Leicester want a centre-back this window amongst other positions as Ruud van Nistelrooy looks to bolster his squad and guide the Foxes to survival.
Thomas Kristensen is the latest Foxes target to be linked with a move to the King Power Stadium and reports of interest in the Denmark Under-21 international come shortly after Ipswich Town beat Leicester to Ben Godfrey’s signature.
Fans are becoming frustrated with the lack of activity from the Foxes and their feelings will only be further amplified by news that another target appears to have chosen to go elsewhere.

Leicester target Valentin Gomez set for Brazil transfer despite European interest
Leicester have been interested in Valentin Gomez since last month, with his versatility to play as a left-back and centre-back particularly attractive.
Gomez, 21, was captain of Argentine side Velez Sarsfield as they went on to lift the league title and his performances stood out ahead of everyone else.
The centre-back looked set to leave after Gomez admitted he wanted to play in Europe, but his latest move contradicts that.
Multiple reports in South America have claimed that the defender is heading to Brazilian side Cruzeiro.
It’s believed that the side from Belo Horizonte have activated his £8m release clause and he now looks set to delay his European dream in favour of continuing his career in South America.
Ruud van Nistelrooy addresses Leicester’s defensive issues
There’s no way of hiding Leicester’s defensive issues this season.
The 44 goals conceded in Premier League games is the second worst behind Southampton and although there are injury concerns, it’s ultimately not good enough.
Gary Lineker wants the Foxes to sign a centre-back but when asked about new signings in January, Van Nistelrooy admitted that they aren’t just focusing on one position.
He said: “We’re looking in all areas, possibilities to strengthen, not necessarily in a certain position. Everywhere in the squad.”
