Leicester City To Rescue Darius Vassell
By Chris Wright
Leicester City have confirmed that striker Darius Vassell underwent a medical at the club yesterday and is now close to completing a move after leaving Turkish side Ankaragucu back in May.
Vassell played under new Foxes manager Sven-Goran Eriksson at Manchester City and was also made his England debut by the Swede in 2002, scoring the equaliser in a 1-1 draw with Holland.
During his time in Turkey, Vassell began writing a poignant blog to detail his growing sense of isolation and, without saying as much, plead for an English club to come and rescue him – and it finally looks like he might have got a result.
Eriksson has already made a couple of decent signings since joining Leicester earlier this month by adding defensive duo Curtis Davies and Kyle Naughton to his squad.


















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Glad to see him back in England and I really hope Sven gets the best out of him. He seems like a genuine lad who has made a couple of bad decisions in his career. Let hope that this is a good one for him! Well at least he gets to see his dog now anyway!
I wonder if he will get a reception as good as he did in Turkey?
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