Joseph Dodoo to Bury: Leicester City youngster scores a hat-trick, immediately interests Shakers boss David Flitcroft
Bury interested in signing the man who knocked them out of the League Cup
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Your support makes all the difference.League One side Bury are interested in signing Leicester City academy graduate Joseph Dodoo on loan just hours after the 20-year-old scored a stunning debut hat-trick against them.
The Premier League outfit emerged 4-1 victors from the Capital One Cup second round clash at Gigg Lane as Claudio Ranieri continues his unbeaten start to life in the East Midlands.
Despite handing a first start to £4.8m signing Gökhan Inler and naming a side including Andrej Kramaric, Jeff Schlupp and Leonardo Ulloa, it was Dodoo who made the headlines.
"Forget his ability, I love his character. I love the way he did his work, went about his work and celebrated his goal. He feels the emotion of football and he looks a real threat."
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