Leicester City are finally starting to move in the summer transfer window, and another attacking addition now looks close. Admir Bristrić is set to arrive from Olimpija Ljubljana, giving the club another centre-forward option as it continues to reshape the squad.
The move comes after a slow first few weeks for Leicester City, who had already signed Conor Chaplin and Tommy Watson before seeing a series of departures, including Harry Winks, Jannik Vestergaard and Abdul Fatawu. Over the past few days, several names have been linked with the club, and Bristrić now appears to be one of the next additions.
What Bristrić brings
Bristrić is 23 years old and, despite his output, remains something of an unknown at this level. Last season, he recorded 14 goal contributions in 24 games for NK Bravo, a return that suggests productivity and a player capable of making an impact in the final third.
That background is part of the appeal for Leicester City. The club has already been working on attack rebuild plans, and Bristrić adds another option to a group that is still taking shape. If the deal is completed, he would become the third Bosnian-born player to represent Leicester City, joining a squad that is still in flux but clearly being strengthened in the attacking areas.
For Leicester, the key question is not just whether Bristrić can score, but how quickly he can adjust to a higher level. His record at NK Bravo shows he can contribute, and the move to Leicester City would give him a much bigger stage to prove it.
The pace of the club's business suggests more changes could still follow, but Bristrić looks set to be one of the clearer incoming pieces as Leicester City continue to add to their attack.
