
Jack Hobbs has made his loan move from Liverpool to
Leicester a permanent one, after penning a four-year contract with
The Foxes on Friday.
The 20-year-old defender has been on loan at Nigel Pearson’s
side all season, helping the Midlands outfit gain promotion from
League One to The Championship where he will ply his trade next
campaign.
"I have thoroughly enjoyed my season with the club and I am
absolutely delighted to make the move permanent,” Hobbs told
Leicester’s official website.
"This is a massive club and I believe we can go all the way to The
Premier League. That's one of the reasons why I have committed to
signing a four-year deal.
"I couldn't be happier here. Leicester have shown great faith in me
and instilled me with great confidence. I really am over the
moon."
Hobbs made five appearances in total for Liverpool, and joins
Leicester for an undisclosed fee.