In Pictures: King's Iconic City Career
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A fresh-faced King celebrates with his team-mates after winning the Premier Academy League at Sunderland.
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Still a teenager, the Welshman made his Foxes debut in a Championship clash with Wolves.
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A breathtaking effort came against the Saints on Filbert Way in December 2007.
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King's first full season of first team football ended with the League 1 title.
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The Blue Army thought they were heading to Wembley after King's header in Cardiff.
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An equaliser against Roberto Mancini's Man City sealed an FA Cup replay in January 2011.
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An opening-day stunner against Peterborough in 2012/13 set City on course for another promotion bid.
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Jubilant celebrations in Bolton after the second tier title is secured.
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The Foxes roared to the Championship title in 2014.
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Wheeling away in delight after kick-starting Leicester's bid for survival in 2014/15.
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Toasting City's 'Great Escape' from relegation following a 5-1 win over QPR.
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'The King from the dressing room in the King Power Stadium, and the champions lead Everton 2-0.'
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Andy King: Made in Leicester.
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A goal from King on the Club's coronation day.
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The King's coronation. City's Academy graduate lifts the Premier League trophy on 7 May, 2016.
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A brilliant strike during Leicester's 4-2 win over Manchester City three years ago.
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From the third tier of English football to the last-eight of the Champions League.
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King's final goal for the Club came in a 4-1 triumph at Southampton.
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Jon Rudkin, Susan Whelan, Andy King & Khun Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha
Khun Vichai, Susan Whelan and Jon Rudkin present King with a silver fox to mark him making 350 appearances for Leicester.
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Remembering Khun Vichai.
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Three titles as a Fox. King sits with the Premier League, Championship and League 1 trophies in the King Power Stadium dressing room.