Hamza Choudhury became the centre of fresh controversy after his heated exchange with Leicester City supporters following the club’s damaging defeat at Portsmouth.
The midfielder was involved in an angry confrontation near the away end as frustrations spilled over after another painful afternoon for the Foxes.

With Leicester’s season continuing to drift towards disaster, tempers among the travelling support were already running high at the final whistle.
Witnesses inside Fratton Park reported that Choudhury reacted after a number of supporters aimed criticism in his direction while the players made their way off the pitch.
The incident quickly drew attention from those nearby, with several fans left stunned by the nature of the exchange.
Leicester supporters have grown increasingly vocal in recent weeks as the club’s alarming decline has continued, and Saturday’s defeat only deepened the sense of unrest around the side.
Choudhury, one of the senior figures in the squad, has often been seen as a player who understands the connection between the club and its supporters, which made the moment even more disappointing for many.
While emotions have been running high on and off the pitch, some supporters believe the midfielder should have shown greater restraint in such a tense moment.
The club have yet to comment publicly on the incident, though the exchange has already become another unwelcome talking point in a season Leicester supporters will want to forget as quickly as possible.