Leicester City boss Brendan Rodgers is planning for a big summer market.
Rodgers has suggested big changes in the playing staff are required ahead of next season in order to reinvigorate the club. City did not make any signings in the January window, but Rodgers says ambition is being shown in their plans for the summer market.
“It's a tough market, January, anyway," he said at his press conference on Friday afternoon. “It was not through a lack of ambition by the club.
“It's a club that's run financially very well. But it's a window that was always going to be difficult for us.
“Also, with players coming back, we knew they were coming back into the squad, so we were planning towards the summer.
“There's no doubt we need to make changes come the summer. We'll have been working together for over three years come then, so we will need to refresh the squad, and that's something we will need to do in the summer.
“But for this window, it wasn't possible for us to do that. I'm really happy with the players we do have, and we'll look to work with them and improve them."
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