Claudio Ranieri: Money can’t buy success

Leicester manager Claudio Ranieri insists money cannot buy success, with the Foxes three points away from the Premier League title.

Claudio Ranieri: Money can’t buy success
Sun, 01 May, 2016 - 01:00

They will win the league with victory at Manchester United tomorrow in one of the most extraordinary seasons in modern football.

The Foxes have spent less than £30m (€38m) on their squad since last summer, while United have fielded sides which have cost over £200m (€255m) this season.

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