Leicester To Build Late Owner’s Statue Outside Stadium

Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha

Leicester on Friday reported that it will assemble a statue outside the King Power Stadium to respect the club's late proprietor Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha. 

Srivaddhanaprabha and four other individuals were executed when his helicopter slammed outside the stadium on October 27. 

"We will never have the capacity to compensate what he improved the situation us – for me as his child, us as his family, everybody associated with Leicester City and past – however we are focused on respecting his memory and maintaining his inheritance," Aiyawatt Srivaddhanaprabha, Vichai's child, said. 

"Our proceeded with development as a club, our best in class new preparing ground and our arranged stadium extension will help understand his vision for Leicester City. 

"I intend to commission a statue of my dad, for outside King Power Stadium, as a changeless and fitting tribute to the man that made everything conceivable. 

"He will everlastingly be in our souls. He will never be overlooked." 

Aiyawatt Srivaddhanaprabha affirmed the news in an individual tribute to his dad in a gift program for Saturday's home Premier League diversion against Burnley. 

Complimentary duplicates will be issued to all supporters going to Saturday's apparatus as a feature of the club's tributes to Khun Vichai and the other four individuals killed in the accident.