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Leicester City signs Harry Maguire

| | Jun 16, 2017, at 09:35 pm
London, June 16 (IBNS): English football club Leicester City on Friday announced its decision to sign defender Harry Maguire from Hull City.

The club has signed him for a contract which will run till 2022 summer.

Conforming the news, the club tweeted: "Good morning, City fans!Here's all you need to know about our new signing, @HarryMaguire93 http://leic.it/2shaSxh  #WelcomeMaguire."

The club signed him from Hull City for an undisclosed fee.

Speaking exclusively to LCFC TV, he said: “It’s obviously a very exciting time for myself. Once I had my eyes on this club, I always wanted to join. Thankfully I’m here so I can’t wait to get the season started and kick on."


Image: Leicester City Twitter page

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