BBC · Jan 30, 2017

Leonardo Ulloa: Leicester striker 'betrayed' by Claudio Ranieri

Ulloa scored six goals last season as Leicester won the Premier League for the first timeLeicester forward Leonardo Ulloa has vowed never to play for the club again and feels "betrayed" by Foxes manager Claudio Ranieri.

The 30-year-old joined from Brighton in 2014 but handed in a transfer request this month and said on social media he had been "let down by the club".

Leicester have reportedly rejected a bid from Sunderland with Ranieri saying he does not want to sell the striker.

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