This isn’t just a job, this is my home 💔😭: Leicester have made their final decision on the Foxes’ fan-favourite player, confirming that he should leave at the end of the season.

Jakub Stolarczyk has admitted Leicester City’s perilous league position is something he feels “personally”, as the goalkeeper reflects on his long association with the club.

A product of the Foxes’ system, Stolarczyk has spent the best part of a decade at the King Power Stadium and now finds himself battling to help steer the side clear of trouble.

With the Championship table tightening and every point proving vital, the Polish stopper has made it clear the situation cuts deeper than professional duty.

“For the past nine years, I’ve been here more than at home,” he said, underlining the bond he has built with both club and city since arriving as a teenager.

That connection, he insists, is what drives his emotional response to Leicester’s current standing. “Leicester is my home, the club and the city are a huge part of my life. That’s why I take it personally, the position we’re in as a club.”

Stolarczyk’s comments offer a glimpse into a dressing room fully aware of the stakes, with survival the immediate priority.

As Leicester approach a decisive run of fixtures, his words reflect a squad determined to fight for the badge and the supporters, with those longest-serving figures feeling the pressure most keenly.