Wout Faes has signed with AS Monaco and is already training with the group, according to Vivien Seiller.

Thiago Scuro has completed the arrival of Wout Faes, a defender from Leicester who joins Monaco on loan until the end of the season, a fact also mentioned by Nice Matin.

According to RMC Sport, an agreement has been reached between AS Monaco and Leicester to recruit Wout Faes this winter. Faes will be loaned to AS Monaco until the end of the season. The loan includes a purchase option valued between 5 and 10 million euros. He is expected to arrive in Monaco on Tuesday to take part in his first training session.

Foot Mercato reports that Monaco's management is in discussions with Leicester regarding the transfer of Wout Faes. The negotiations, which are for a loan with an option to buy for the Belgian defender, are at an advanced stage and are nearing completion. The value of the buy option is between 5 and 10 million euros. Wout Faes is under contract with the Championship club until 2027 and could sign with the Principality club as soon as Tuesday. Monaco's objective is to complete the deal in time to register Faes for its squad for the Ligue 1 match against Lorient on Friday.

Monaco is in discussions with Leicester to complete the transfer of Wout Faes. Discussions between three parties are currently ongoing to complete the transfer of the Belgian international.

talkSPORT has claimed that City could lose three players before the transfer deadline of 7 PM on Monday, February 2nd: 10-time England international Harry Winks, Belgian defender Wout Faes and French midfielder Boubakary Soumare. According to Capology, Wout Faes earns £50,000 per week. Faes and Winks have been omitted from several recent matchday squads.

Doubts exist regarding Wout Faes’ future at Leicester City, as it is understood the Belgian is seeking an exit to improve his World Cup hopes. Faes was not included in the City squad at Bramall Lane for the first time this season, which suggests the centre-back has played his last game for the club. Bade Aluko and Wanya Marcal were selected for the bench instead of him.

Leicester City defender Wout Faes is the subject of reports suggesting he may move away from the club when the transfer window reopens. The player has not consistently been in the starting lineup at the English club and has not been called up in the last three international breaks. According to the Leicester Mercury, the defender has a strong desire for a transfer to a top club so that he can regain his place in the Belgium national team. Leicester City might approve his departure if there is a suitable offer, and a transfer could be sought by both parties in January.

Wout Faes is seeking an exit from Leicester City, with Lille OSC also being mentioned as a potential destination.

Two other clubs are interested in Wout Faes apart from VfL Wolfsburg.

Wout Faes is looking to leave Leicester City following their relegation. He does not want to play in the second division again, and the club is open to his departure. His market value is estimated at 20 million euros, but Leicester might accept a lower fee. Faes is attracting interest from some German teams.

Leicester City are open to offers for Belgian defender Wout Faes, with the club valuing the 25-year-old at around £15 million. The decision to potentially part ways with Faes comes as part of a defensive reshuffle under manager Ruud van Nistelrooy.

Wout Faes, who has a contract with Leicester City until 2027, was looking for a top transfer after the European Championship in Germany. Despite his efforts, no club showed interest in him during the transfer window. This was confirmed by journalist Sacha Tavolieri, who stated that there were no offers for the Belgian central defender.

Wout Faes, a central defender for Leicester City and a regular for the Belgian national team, desired a top transfer this summer. Despite his aspirations and readiness for a step up after the European Championship, he received no offers. Journalist Sacha Tavolieri confirmed that no clubs showed interest in Faes during the transfer window.

Wout Faes, the Belgian central defender, was hoping for a top transfer this summer. Despite his desire to move to a higher-level club after the European Championship in Germany, no offers were made for him. Journalist Sacha Tavolieri reported that there was no interest in Faes during the transfer window.