AdminLeicester City owner Aiyawatt Srivaddhanaprabha is understood to be standing by Jon Rudkin despite growing unrest among supporters, with the club’s chief football officer remaining at the centre of another difficult period at the King Power Stadium.
Rudkin has faced increasing criticism from fans after Leicester’s dramatic decline, with many blaming the club’s recruitment and long-term planning for their slide.
Chants calling for change have become louder in recent weeks, but there is no indication that the chairman is preparing to remove one of his closest football advisors.
Reports suggest Srivaddhanaprabha still believes Rudkin can help guide the club through another major rebuild.
The latest scrutiny comes after details emerged surrounding former manager Martí Cifuentes and his role in the transfer market before his dismissal earlier this year.
Cifuentes had reportedly raised concerns over potential January business, with some deals failing to progress as the club wrestled with financial restrictions and uncertainty over the squad’s direction.
That has only intensified questions over who is truly shaping football decisions behind the scenes at Leicester.
While supporters continue to direct frustration toward Rudkin, the owner appears reluctant to make another significant boardroom change after already overseeing managerial upheaval in recent months.
For now, Rudkin remains in position, though the pressure around Leicester’s hierarchy is showing little sign of easing as another uncertain summer approaches.
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