Leicester City have been put up for sale by their Thai owners, King Power, after 16 years of ownership, with the group reportedly seeking more than £200 million for the club.
As reported by BBC Sport on Thursday, a sales brochure produced by US investment bank Citigroup is being circulated to prospective buyers as the club seeks new investors.
The eight-page document, titled “Project Lineup”, lists Leicester City, the club’s women’s team and other major assets, including the 32,000-capacity King Power Stadium and the Seagrave training facility.
Leicester’s Belgian sister club, OH Leuven, is also included among the assets being offered for sale.
The brochure values the club’s physical assets at more than £200 million, although no specific figure has been attached to the sale of its men’s and women’s teams.
