Occasionally we find something in the world sport media which prompts raised eyebrows and quizzical looks.
That’s the case today with a story from Mexico on Leonardo Ulloa.
The striker left Leicester City last summer on a permanent transfer to Pachuca.
At the time, the Foxes made that very clear: ‘Leicester City Football Club can confirm that striker Leonardo Ulloa has joined Mexican side Pachuca on a permanent contract.’
Independiente de Hidalgo, local to Pachuca, report the club could be signing Leonardo Ramos from Lobos. He’s a striker, and it’s explained the signing would ‘increase the rumours’ around Ulloa leaving.
That all makes sense, but they then add: ‘…who would return to Leicester City of the Premier League of England.’
Either the footballer, who turns 33 years of age next month, is set for what would be a hugely surprising return, or there’s something very wrong with the claims.
