Leicester City confirm Conor Chaplin transfer as contract length revealed | Leicestershire Live
Leicester City has officially announced the transfer of Conor Chaplin. The club has also disclosed the length of his contract, adding to their squad depth.

Leicester City has officially announced the acquisition of attacker Conor Chaplin, who joins the club on a free transfer. The 29-year-old has signed a three-year contract, enhancing Russell Martin's attacking options ahead of the 2026/27 season.
Chaplin's Journey to Leicester City
Previously with Ipswich Town, Chaplin was released last month after a successful five-year stint, during which he played a pivotal role in helping the team achieve back-to-back promotions from League One to the Premier League. Last season, he contributed significantly to Portsmouth's efforts to remain in the Championship. His signing comes as Leicester prepares for their League One campaign, and the club has reportedly outmaneuvered Championship side Lincoln City to secure his services.
Chaplin's Enthusiasm for the New Challenge
Expressing his excitement about joining Leicester City, Chaplin stated, "I’m very excited to be here. Leicester City is a massive Club with a brilliant fanbase, which has been obvious to me every time I’ve competed against them." He emphasized his commitment to the club, saying, "I will give everything, every day, to achieve what we set out to." Chaplin also highlighted his energetic playing style and eagerness to contribute to the team's success.
Chaplin's impressive record includes 26 goals in his last season in League One, where he played as a right-side attacking midfielder. He also netted 13 goals for Ipswich, helping them secure a top promotion spot alongside Leicester in 2024. As the first signing of the summer for Russell Martin, Chaplin is expected to make his debut for the Foxes in an upcoming friendly against Burton Albion.
Leicester City continues its pre-season preparations with upcoming friendlies in Spain against Cadiz and Malaga, culminating with a match against Genoa at the King Power Stadium before their Carabao Cup first-round clash against Northampton Town.
Source: leicestermercury.co.uk