(Reuters) - Southampton defender Jannik Vestergaard is set to complete a move to fellow Premier League side Leicester City subject to a medical, manager Ralph Hasenhuettl confirmed.
British media reported that a deal worth 15 million pounds has been agreed for the 29-year-old Denmark international, who joined Southampton from Borussia Moenchengladbach three years ago.
"He is doing the medical check, and when that is done, the deal is done," Hasenhuettl told a news conference on Thursday. "We've made the squad bigger, with players with a future at this club. There is still one position to fill because we have lost Jannik."
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