Leicester City have officially confirmed their fifth major signing of a busy summer after winning the Premier League title in May, securing the signature of talented Polish teenager Bartosz Kapustka for a fee believed to be around £7.5m.
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Leicester City have signed Poland winger Bartosz Kapustka from Cracovia, subject to FA, Premier League and global clearance.
Kapustka agreed a five-year contract with Leicester after catching the eye of Foxes boss Claudio Ranieri with his global performances for Poland over the last year.
Kapustka made over 60 appearances for Cracovia, with his displays leading to an worldwide debut for Poland in September 2015 when he came on as a substitute against Gibraltar.
The winger will meet up with his new teammates in Stockholm ahead of their International Champions Cup meeting with Barcelona.
He has gone on to play 11 times for Poland and was also involved in their Euro 2016 squad, impressing in their win over Northern Ireland.
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Goalkeeper Ron-Robert Zieler, defender Luis Hernandez, midfielder Nampalys Mendy and striker Ahmed Musa have also arrived at King Power stadium.
