Leicester City’s emotional 5000/1 anniversary celebrations were packed with club legends, former heroes and thousands of supporters reliving one of the greatest stories in football history.
However, it wasn’t only the stars of that famous title-winning squad who caught the attention of fans inside the stadium.

Several supporters were quick to notice Russell Martin among those in attendance, sparking fresh speculation that the former Southampton and Rangers boss could be edging closer to becoming Leicester City’s next manager.
The sighting comes at a time when Martin’s name continues to be heavily linked with the vacancy at the King Power Stadium.
Recent reports suggest Leicester have made a significant push to convince the 40-year-old to take charge of the club’s rebuilding project following a disastrous campaign that ended in relegation.
Reports over the past week have indicated that Martin has been high on Leicester’s shortlist, while some outlets have even claimed negotiations have reached an advanced stage.
Martin’s reputation was built on an attacking, possession-based style that earned promotion with Southampton, and many within the game believe his football philosophy could suit Leicester’s long-term ambitions.
His appearance at the anniversary match may simply have been a coincidence, but supporters have understandably begun connecting the dots.
With Leicester expected to make a managerial appointment soon and reports suggesting the club are working hard to secure Martin’s signature, his presence at such a high-profile club event has only intensified the speculation.
Whether it was merely a social visit or an early glimpse of Leicester’s next boss remains to be seen. One thing is certain: Foxes supporters will be watching developments very closely over the coming days.