There is just over a week remaining in the January transfer window, which means Leicester City are running out of time to bring in new faces which could steady the ship over the final games of the season.
It’s not been the most eventful season in the Foxes’ history - they sit in ninth place with more than half of the campaign gone.
But five defeats in their last eight league matches mean Claude Puel is under pressure, and he may want to add to his squad in order to reignite his team.
The little-known Davide Lorenzo has been the only new arrival at the King Power Stadium this winter and his signing has hardly even registered with most Foxes fans, but there are still deals that could be done before the window shuts at the end of the month.
So let’s take a look at the players BetVictor believe Leicester could be in for.
Since leaving Leicester for Chelsea at the beginning of last season, Danny Drinkwater has been something of a forgotten man at Stamford Bridge.
After just five starts for the Blues last season, Drinkwater is clearly not in Maurizio Sarri’s plans with the new Chelsea boss only handing him a 30-minute cameo in the Community Shield all season.
Fulham are 2/1 to sign Drinkwater and a return to Leicester is close by at 4/1, but the bookies reckon the 28-year-old could be headed to Turkey and are offering odds of just 2/5 on a move to any Turkish club.
The odds immediately shift out to the less likely territory of 12/1 for Leicester’s second option this window, Jarrod Bowen.
The Hull City winger has scored 14 goals in 28 appearances this season and is one of the most highly coveted Championship players this month, with a number of Premier League sides said to be interested.
Unfortunately for the 12/1 Leicester, Spurs (2/1), Crystal Palace (6/1), Newcastle United and Fulham (both 8/1) and West Ham (10/1) are ahead of the Foxes here.
After making just three starts for Liverpool all season, Adam Lallana could be on his way out at Anfield - and could Leicester be the ones to benefit?
The midfielder would seem to suit the style of the club but there are many others who are further ahead in the queue, with a move to Rangers to reunite with former teammate Steven Gerrard seemingly inevitable at evens.
Elsewhere, a return to Southampton is 12/1 while Fulham and Newcastle are level with the Foxes at 14/1 to land Lallana, with a move to any Turkish club valued at 8/1.
Former Watford striker Odion Ighalo has said he wants to return to England after scoring 21 goals in 28 games in the Chinese Super League season which ended in November.
But don’t hold your breath on a move to Leicester as eight teams are ahead of Puel and co in the bookies’ rankings. Watford, Cardiff City and Huddersfield are all 6/1, Spurs are 8/1, Southampton and West Ham are both 10/1 while Everton are 12/1 and Bournemouth are 14/1.
And it’s a similar story for Sheffield Wednesday’s Adam Reach, with eight clubs - Nottingham Forest (4/1), Wolves, Cardiff, Huddersfield (all 6/1), Leeds, Burnley, Southampton (all 8/1) and Aston Villa (12/1) - ahead of Leicester.
Liverpool are the 4/1 favourites to sign Brighton playmaker Pascal Gross, with Everton close behind at 8/1. Wolves and West Ham are both 16/1 while a move to the continent is 12/1, well ahead of Leicester’s 20/1 odds.
Similarly, the Foxes are 20/1 outsiders for Blackburn Rovers midfielder Bradley Dack. West Ham are 4/1 favourites, with Crystal Palace and Everton both 12/1 to land Dack, who has 10 goals this season. West Brom are 14/1 while the trio of Huddersfield, Aston Villa and Newcastle are all ahead of Leicester at 16/1.
Leicester are the last team listed for each of Cenk Tosun, Jonjo Shelvey, Matteo Darmian and Callum Wilson.
For Wilson, a Chelsea move is most likely at 3/1 while Darmian looks headed back to his native Italy with a Serie A switch the 1/4 odds-on favourite.
West Ham are the 6/4 favourites to land Shelvey and Crystal Palace lead the charge for Tosun at 5/4.
With Wes Morgan, Jonny Evans and Harry Maguire already in the squad, a move for Gary Cahill always seemed unlikely and the Foxes are rank outsiders at 33/1 for the England centre-back.
A move to France at evens for Cahill with Fulham (2/1), Arsenal (8/1), Liverpool (10/1), Aston Villa (16/1), Southampton (20/1), Crystal Palace (20/1) and AC Milan (25/1) leading the 33/1 Leicester in the chase to land the Chelsea defender.