Leicester City ace will surely be glad Luton Town agreement never happened”

Leicester City look well on their way to a comfortable promotion back to the Premier League

At that point, the paths of the two teams were diverging, with Leicester City destined for the Championship and the Hatters for the Premier League.

But after a few months, it appears that the midfielder will benefit more and more from the move’s inability to happen.

Earlier in his career, Dewsbury-Hall did go on loan to Luton, where he became a Kenilworth Road fan favourite.

But under Enzo Maresca, he has solidified himself as a Foxes regular starter and his value has only increased.

As the squad surges to the top of the Championship table, the 25-year-old has appeared in all 13 of the team’s first league games.

Given the distance they’ve already constructed as we approach November, Leicester now appear set to be promoted back to the Premier League this season, barring a catastrophic collapse in form in the upcoming months.

Dewsbury-Hall, who has five goals and five assists for Maresca’s team, has been a key player in this.

He has been a key player for the Foxes, and they are now further behind Leeds United in third place.

Luton, however, is having a difficult time staying in the bottom half of the Premier League standings and may find themselves switching places with Leicester once more in the summer.

Although Rob Edwards’ team is now 17th in the standings, they are only one point out of the drop zone.

The bottom of the Premier League has been horrendous so far this campaign, with all three promoted sides unable to match their form from last season.

It is now arguable that the top of the Championship is playing at a higher level than the bottom four sides of the top division, meaning Leicester’s long-term trajectory should see them quickly move ahead of Luton in the pecking order of the football pyramid.