Leicester City aims to bolster their squad by signing Danny Ings on a free transfer. The 33-year-old striker is currently a free agent following the expiration of his contract with Sheffield United. After a disappointing season that saw the Foxes relegated from the Championship, they are eager to assemble a competitive team for a strong comeback.

Ings, if he can overcome his injury issues, could be a valuable short-term asset for Leicester. According to The Telegraph, he is poised to finalize a contract with Leicester City this weekend, with a medical scheduled in the coming days. The Foxes plan to offer him a one-year deal, and it remains to be seen how he will perform next season.

The need for quality players is paramount for Leicester after their relegation. Ings is expected to bring:

• Leadership and experience from top-flight football
• A potential goal-scoring threat if he stays fit

His decision to join Leicester City at this stage of his career reflects an opportunity for regular play, which is crucial for him. While a significant move may not be feasible, joining a League One club could prove beneficial. Ings aims to establish himself as a key player for the Foxes and help them ascend back to the Championship.