Leicester chairman still considering van Nistelrooy sack | OneFootball

According to an expert who worked with top level managers in the Premier League, Ruud van nistelrooy isn't out of the Leicestershire woods just yet. It was previously claimed that the former Manchester United star wouldn't be dismissed from his role at King Power Stadium this season. That angle relies on the supposed fact the Foxes don't have the funds to appoint a third manager in 2024/25. LCFC chairman Aiyawatt 'Top' Srivaddhanaprabha Even apparently informed the squad that another boss won't be arriving on Filbert Way this year.

This is seen as another bold peculiar move in a long line of modern King Power errors. However, one source now states Srivaddhanaprabha has not decided on van Nistelrooy's future at this stage. That means there is a chance the 48-year-old will still be relieved of Leicester duty following a troubled start at the club. In addition to examining the latest City revelation, we briefly speak on their lack of transfer window activity.

Leicester City's woes increase after unbelievably stale business

Leicester supporters were expecting in vain for something, anything to happen as the opportunity for new year signings came to an end on Monday. To state it was vital for City to make a few necessary additions is an understatement in the highest degree.

Should they be unnecessarily relegated again due to further incompetence, LCFC bosses will be officially known as the architects of their own downfall. I feel sorry for the loyal faithful who pay each week to follow the club and have season tickets.

Chairman Aiyawatt Srivaddhanaprabha and director of football Jon Rudkin have truly let the organisation down. Even an unlikely victory against Manchester United would fail to sway negative opinion in the Blue Army. And rightly so.

Ruud van Nistelrooy on the chopping block?

Ex-Man United and Blackburn Rovers chief scout Mick Brown remains connected in elite football. He said this of RvN's position: