Leicester City Have Appointed a New Manager, Not Russell Martin — According to Sky Sports, Everything Is in Place and the ‘Here We Go’ Could Arrive Soon.

Leicester City Appear Set to Turn Away from Russell Martin as New Manager Emerges

Leicester City look increasingly close to appointing a new permanent manager, and recent developments suggest that Russell Martin may no longer be the man heading to the King Power Stadium.

For several weeks, Martin had been heavily linked with the vacancy following Leicester’s dramatic decline, which saw the club suffer back-to-back relegations and drop into League One.

Sky Sports previously reported that Martin was among the names being considered by the Foxes hierarchy, alongside a number of other candidates.

However, fresh reports indicate Leicester have moved in a different direction, with talks over an alternative appointment progressing rapidly.

While the club have yet to make an official announcement, sources suggest that key details are now in place and that confirmation could arrive in the coming days.

The managerial search comes after a turbulent period at the club. Leicester parted company with Martí Cifuentes in January before appointing Gary Rowett on a short-term basis as they battled against relegation.

Despite those efforts, the Foxes were unable to avoid the drop into League One, increasing the pressure on the board to make the right choice this summer.

Martin’s name remained prominent throughout the process, with reports as recently as this week claiming Leicester were still pushing to bring him to the club.

Yet the latest indications suggest another candidate has won the race. If the final details are completed as expected, Leicester supporters may not have to wait much longer before the club unveil the man tasked with leading one of the biggest rebuilds in their modern history.

After months of uncertainty, a decisive moment now appears close, with a famous “Here We Go” potentially just around the corner.