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Leicester’s fairytale Premier League triumph bought one lucky punter the car he always wanted and a family trip to Disneyland

Foxes fan Keval Nakeshree won £33k from a £5 each way bet when he backed his beloved side at 5,000/1

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LEICESTER'S fairytale Premier League triumph last season bought one lucky fan a luxurious car, swanky watch and family holiday to Florida.

Keval Nakeshree won £33,000 from a £5 each way bet when he backed the Foxes at 5,000/1 with .

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Leicester's Premier League triumph bought one fan the car he always wantedCredit: AP:Associated Press

With it he was able to pay the £10k deposit on the car he always wanted - a £55k GLC Mercedes - buy a £3.4k Tag Carrera watch and splash out £7k on a trip to Disneyland for his wife and two kids.


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Keval, a chartered engineer, said: "I didn't do the sensible thing and pay my mortgage off!

"Money just went on family stuff.

"We went to Disneyland Florida and I bought a GLC Merc. I always wanted to get that and I've gone and got it as soon as I got the money.

Leicester defeated the odds to storm to a Premier League win last seasonCredit: PA:Press Association
Keval took his wife and two young children to Disneyland Florida with the moneyCredit: Getty Images
Keval was able to buy a GLC Mercedes... the car he always wantedCredit: Daimler AG
Keval also splashed out £3.4k on a swanky Tag Carrera watchCredit: Tag Heuer

"I probably spent more money than I actually got.

"To be honest I didn't really need it, it was just an extra bonus."

Claudio Ranieri was the mastermind behind the astonishing title win with relegation-favourites Leicester.

And Keval admits he was devastated to see the Italian unceremoniously axed in February.

The Foxes hovered just above the relegation zone and looked to be headed towards the Championship before Craig Shakespeare took over. They are now safe in 11th.

Claudio Ranieri was sacked in February as Leicester hovered above the drop zoneCredit: PA:Press Association
Craig Shakespeare has guided Leicester to 11th since taking over in FebruaryCredit: Rex Features

Keval said: "It's sad it happened to someone who inspired Leicester to be where they were. You never expect a manager to win the Premier League trophy in the first year and he did it."

But as a Leicester fan he accepts it was an ugly decision that had to be made.

He added: "It's a big story about keeping Leicester in the Premier League, and the management had to step in at some point.

"Suddenly, they're playing good so I don't know what happened there!"

He continued: ";Leicester have done well to get out of the relegation battle.

"They need to continue this and next year will be another year.";

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