Leicester outcast Bartosz Kapustka reckons it would be 'slavery' to make him stay at the club.
The £7.5million Polish flop hasn't made a single Premier League appearance since joining from Cracovia in 2016.
He joined in the wake of Leicester's title success but wants to go permanently with just one year left on his contract.
Kapustka, 23, who has made only three first team appearances in the FA Cup, said: “The club knows that I want to play football regularly.
“I would like to leave in the summer 100 per cent. You can't make a slave out of an employee.
“Clubs in England respect players in this respect. I need minutes to get to my full potential.
“The coach values me as a player but I know that I will not jump into the team.
“You can't be completely happy when you don't fulfil your ambitions."
Kapustka caught the eye at Euro 2016 but has since been loaned to Freiburg and OH Leuven.
Fellow Foxes midfielder Daniel Amartey, 25, is another City squad player looking to leave this summer after not featuring under boss Brendan Rodgers.
The Ghana international has not featured since he broke his ankle against West Ham in October 2018.
His representative Yussif Alhassan Chibsah said: After his injury, they consider him as surplus so there should be a way out.”
Utility player Amartey joined in January 2016 from Copenhagen for £6million and has made 64 appearances.
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