England international Star endured a stagnant final season at the King Power Stadium, his Leicester City career fading out rather than reaching the heights once expected of such a promising talent.
He had arrived as an attack-minded full-back with considerable potential, and for a time his progress reflected the club’s broader ambitions.
Yet, after a bright start, his influence declined sharply with each passing month, his performances growing increasingly erratic.
Justin was culpable for a number of costly defensive lapses during the 2024/25 campaign, often at the centre of errors that proved decisive.
Still, he was hardly alone. Leicester’s defensive unit as a whole showed a worrying fragility, repeatedly crumbling under even moderate pressure.
A move to West Yorkshire has since offered the 28-year-old a chance to rebuild at Leeds United. Nevertheless, many Leicester supporters remain frustrated by his final contributions.

However, Justin’s recent comments may reshape that perception. He pointed to a lack of unity, organisation and collective spirit within the Leicester dressing room, describing an environment devoid of accountability.
At Leeds, by contrast, he has found a squad driven by high standards and mutual responsibility. That stark difference offers a revealing insight into Leicester’s decline, suggesting the problems ran far deeper than any one player’s form.