Ghana international Abdul Fatawu Issahaku is confident about Leicester City’s qualification to the English Premier League.
The Foxes suffered demotion to the English Champions last season following an unimpressive performance.
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The former Premier League winners are determined to make a swift return to the top-flight. They currently sit top of the Championship table.
Issahaku, who is loan from Sporting CP has expressed optimism about the club’s qualification to the top-tier league.
He has therefore set his sights on a permanent move to Leicester City, expressing his eagerness to continue his journey with the Foxes once his current loan spell from Sporting CP concludes.
“For me, I’d be happy to stay at Leicester because I know and believe in the team, that we will qualify for the Premier League, so I’ll be happy to stay here.” He said.
Issahaku has established himself as a key member of the Leicester City squad since his arrival.
