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Leicester City Football Club has been rocked by the unexpected departure of striker Tom Cannon. The 27-year-old forward has terminated his contract with the club following a severe injury sustained during training.
Cannon, who joined Leicester in a high-profile transfer last season, had been a promising addition to the squad. However, a recent setback in training has forced him to make the difficult decision to end his time with the Foxes prematurely.
The nature of the injury has not been disclosed by the club, but sources close to Cannon suggest it could potentially sideline him for an extended period, if not permanently jeopardize his career.
In a statement released by Leicester City, manager James Henderson expressed his disappointment over Cannon’s departure but acknowledged the player’s need to prioritize his health and well-being. Henderson also thanked Cannon for his contributions to the team and wished him a speedy recovery.
Tom Cannon, who previously played for several other clubs including Aston Villa and Southampton, now faces an uncertain future as he begins his rehabilitation journey.
Leicester City will now be tasked with finding a suitable replacement for Cannon as they continue their preparations for the upcoming season. The departure of the talented striker leaves a void in the squad, which the club will be eager to address in the transfer market.
As Cannon bids farewell to Leicester, fans are left hoping for his swift recovery and eventual return to the pitch, whether with the Foxes or elsewhere in the footballing world.