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Ranieri asks stars for ‘one year more’
- Updated: May 5, 2016
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I don’t want big names at Leicester – Ranieri
Leicester City manager Claudio Ranieri has asked his Premier League title winners to “stay one year more”.
The Foxes completed one of sport’s greatest shocks when they won the league with a squad costing £57m.
Winger Riyad Mahrez, striker Jamie Vardy and midfielder N’Golo Kante are among the previously unheralded players to be linked with moves away.
“I’m very, very confident,” Ranieri said. “Don’t go. If you go another team, you might not get on the pitch.”
The Italian, who only replaced Nigel Pearson as manager last summer, was given a standing ovation by journalists as he came into his news conference for Saturday’s home game with Everton.
“From the beginning I felt something special,” he said. “Never could I imagine this, but it’s good. We work so hard.”
Leicester put champagne on for journalists before the news conference
He …
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