Leicester City’s Denny Draper Signs New Contract with the Club
Leicester City has announced that forward Denny Draper has officially signed a new contract with the club. The news comes from an official press release shared by The Foxes this afternoon.
The 19-year-old forward emerged from the Leicester City academy and secured her first professional contract in 2024. Draper made her senior debut for Leicester in October 2023 during a match against Manchester United.
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With a promising future ahead, Leicester City has taken steps to ensure they retain Draper’s talents for a longer duration.
After finalizing her new deal, Draper expressed her enthusiasm, stating, “I am really excited to have signed this new deal. The Club and the players have been amazing, and I’ve had the best support network.”
“Getting that feeling back again of scoring goals and playing good football with the team is something I’m looking forward to. The things we’re working on, and our identity on the pitch is looking really good.”
Draper aims to take advantage of her upcoming opportunities as Leicester City prepares for Barclays WSL2 football, hoping to earn more playing time as the team seeks to rebound from last season’s relegation.
Leicester City forward Denny Draper has signed a new contract with the club.
WSL Full-Time were informed of the news via an official club press release from The Foxes this afternoon.
The 19-year-old came through the Leicester City academy system and she signed her first professional terms with the club in 2024. Draper made her senior debut for The Foxes in October 2023 in a fixture against Manchester United.
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Draper has a big future ahead of her and Leicester City have therefore moved to retain the player’s services for an extended period.
After signing on again with Leicester City, Draper said “I am really excited to have signed this new deal. The Club and the players have been amazing, and I’ve had the best support network.
“Getting that feeling back again of scoring goals and playing good football with the team is something I’m looking forward to. The things we’re working on, and our identity on the pitch is looking really good.”
With Leicester City set to play Barclays WSL2 football, Draper will be hoping for a greater opportunity to impress. The player should get game time in the second tier as The Foxes look to bounce back from their relegation last season.
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