Tottenham midfielder Oliver Skipp is set to join Leicester City in a deal worth over £20 million, marking the end of his 16-year tenure at Spurs, where he had limited first-team opportunities. Skipp expressed excitement about joining Leicester, noting the strong group of players and his positive relationship with head coach Steve Cooper, who previously managed him in England's youth setup. This transfer comes as Leicester aims to bolster their squad following promotion to the Premier League, with Skipp being their sixth signing of the summer. Tottenham has undergone a significant player clear-out, with multiple exits including five free agents and a sale to AC Milan. The timing of Skipp's transfer means he will not play against his former club when Spurs visit Leicester in their season opener. Leicester's manager Steve Cooper emphasized the importance of strengthening the squad in a slow transfer market.