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Leicester Citys financial struggles continue as they report a £71 million loss, pushing their total losses to over £180 million in three years. Despite facing scrutiny under profit and sustainability rules, the club believes add-backs for infrastructure and youth setups will keep them compliant. Fans express frustration over ongoing red ink and two relegations in three years, with the chief executive prioritizing financial stability. Revenues increased to £186 million, but wages rose by £46 million and player sales fell to £10 million. Owners have shown support by wiping out £124 million in debt and adding £14 million in cash. Leicester aims to build stability while pursuing competitiveness amid relegation threats.

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