Why PL bosses are worried about possible Leicester relegation | OneFootball

Leicester City are reluctantly flirting with another potential Premier League relegation. Of course their fan base, collectively known as the Blue Army, are concerned with the negative and regressive possibility of demotion back to the Championship. The Foxes fans are also anxious that the east Midlands outfit could become a yo-yo team once more. And that hasn't been a factor for LCFC supporters to worry about for over a decade. When the Srivaddhanaprabha family took the reins, instability evaporated and the side became successful.

Going from one division to another on a regular basis is not a healthy state for a football club. Thankfully, City chairman Aiyawatt Srivaddhanaprabha recently made a statement confirming his commitment to further Leicester greatness. Though that promise isn't really enough for the paying faithful who want answers and ultimately improvements. 'Top' must also answer for errors and the misdirection imposed on the organisation via director of football Jon Rudkin's lack of vision. Now spectators aren't the only troubled party with English top flight bosses supposedly worried about LCFC's possible drop to the second tier.

Premier League chiefs said to be worried about possible Leicester City relegation

At present, Leicester are in 19th position in the EPL, which is a relegation place. Points-wise, City are among four teams with the strongest chance of going down. Southampton, Ipswich Town and Wolverhampton Wanderers join the Foxes in that unenviable group.

Many people consider Wolves as having too good a roster to be relegated. However, we've seen better squads finish in the bottom three. WWFC are in the mix, although the likely unfortunate trio are LCFC, the Tractor Boys and the Saints.