Leicester City has officially signed Ghana international Jordan Ayew from Crystal Palace on a two-year contract, announced on August 23. The deal involves an initial fee of £5 million, plus £3 million in add-ons, reflecting Leicester's interest in bolstering their squad after losing key players. Ayew expressed his excitement about joining Leicester and aims to leverage his experience to contribute to the club's goals. This transfer comes after Ayew's diminishing role at Palace, where he faced competition from new signings. Leicester City manager Steve Cooper, who previously worked with Ayew at Swansea, is believed to be a driving force behind the transfer. Ayew’s arrival marks him as Leicester's seventh signing of the summer.