Kasper Schmeichel

Kasper Schmeichel has completed his move to French club Nice after agreeing a three-year deal to bring an end to his 11-year stint at Leicester.

Kasper Schmeichel has left Leicester City - joining Ligue 1 outfit Nice on a three-year contract Kasper Schmeichel has completed his move to French club Nice after agreeing a three-year deal to bring an end to his 11-year stint at Leicester. Kasper Schmeichel leaves Leicester City for Nice after penning a three-year contract at the Ligue 1 side - seeing Foxes legend end a fairytale 11-year spell at the King Power Stadium

KASPER SCHMEICHEL has completed his shock move to Nice.Leicester City - where the keeper spent more than a decade - confirmed the transfer on Twitter.

He will always remain a part of this family.” "He’s been a really loyal and supportive number two." "I worked with Danny and I knew his talent from Liverpool. He’s been really unfortunate here in that Kasper has never been injured. "His influence and his leadership on and off the pitch speak volumes about him as a professional, as a football player and as a human being. “I know Leicester City supporters share the respect we all have for a player of Kasper’s standing after all his accomplishments as a footballer and captain and will join me in wishing him the very best for the next stage of his career in France with OGC Nice. “Kasper has always been a player willing to stand up and take responsibility, leading the team with distinction.

Goalkeeper and Club Captain Kasper Schmeichel will join Ligue 1 side OGC Nice, ending an 11-year association with the Football Club that sees him leave with ...

Leicester City Chairman Aiyawatt Srivaddhanaprabha said: “Throughout his time with us and particularly as a captain and vice-captain, Kasper has always been a player willing to stand up and take responsibility, leading the team with distinction. Kasper’s influence during that campaign was an important part of the story and of Leicester’s success – big saves at key moments and quick-thinking distribution that fitted perfectly with the team’s counter attacking strengths. - Legendary goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel to leave Leicester City Football Club - The 35-year-old will join Ligue 1 side OGC Nice after 11 seasons at LCFC - He has made nearly 500 appearances for the Football Club - Schmeichel has lifted four trophies as a Leicester City player

Denmark goalkeeper and captain Kasper Schmeichel has ended an 11-year association with English Premier League (EPL) clubside Leicester City after joining ...

We encourage you to join the conversation on our stories via our Facebook, Twitter and other social media pages. “I want to call on all of us and other Nigerians to continue to live in peace and tolerate one another, irrespective of our affiliations, for development to thrive,” the emir said. “His influence and his leadership on and off the pitch speak volumes about him as a professional, as a football player and as a human being.

After his transfer was announced, Schmeichel took to social media to put out a video discussing his Leicester exit and paying tribute to the fans, his teammates ...

"To Khun Top, Khun Vichai and the entire family... "I came to Leicester as a young man who was in need of a home. It has really meant the world to me. Today is the day my Leicester City career comes to an end, and a new chapter begins - a new chapter that I'm incredibly excited about. Thank you for your unwavering support - you are what makes this club so special." The post was accompanied by the words: "After 11 incredible seasons, the time has come to move on.

After 11 years, Kasper Schmeichel has officially left Leicester City and joined French club Nice on a three-year deal.

"I’d love to be in that position where the team is adding because if I could add to this group, as it’s growing and developing, then it’d be really, really exciting. “But I really can’t lose sleep and pine for my fast right winger. But will I work with what I have? Of course I will. But I’m not one who’s going to sit here and kill my board. "Would I want a better squad?