Australia defender Harry Souttar has been rewarded for a breakout World Cup campaign with a move to Premier League club Leicester
Souttar was a mainstay during run to last 16 at World CupPhotograph: Javier García/REX/ShutterstockPhotograph: Javier García/REX/ShutterstockAustralia defender Harry Souttar has been rewarded for a breakout World Cup campaign with a big-money move to
Premier League club Leicester City. The 24-year-old’s signing from Stoke City appeared to be confirmed by the Midlands clubLeicester managed to see off competition from West Ham and Wolves for the Scotland-born player, who makes the step up from the Championship to
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