Gary Rowett has admitted he would be willing to remain at Leicester City beyond the end of the season, although he recognises the club are likely to consider a wide range of candidates before making a final decision on the managerial position.
The former Millwall and Stoke City boss was brought in during a difficult period for the Foxes, with the club searching for stability after a disappointing campaign.

Since arriving at the King Power Stadium, Rowett has attempted to steady a side that has struggled for consistency and confidence, while also dealing with growing frustration among supporters.
Speaking about his future, Rowett said he would not rule out staying if the opportunity was offered, but accepted that Leicester’s stature means there will be no shortage of interest in the role from elsewhere.
“Gary Rowett says he is open to staying at Leicester City, but expects there will be plenty of competition for the job.”
That honest assessment reflects the reality of Leicester’s current situation. Despite their recent difficulties, the club remain one of the biggest sides outside the Premier League and the expectation will be to appoint someone capable of leading a serious promotion push next season.
Rowett’s experience in the Championship could work in his favour, particularly given his reputation for building organised and competitive teams.
The question now facing Leicester supporters is whether Rowett is the right man to rebuild the club and guide them back to where they believe they belong — at the top of English football.