The King Power International Group faces a defining summer as Leicester City attempt to recover from one of the most damaging periods in the club’s recent history.
After suffering relegation from the Premier League last year, matters worsened significantly this season.

Leicester’s men’s team endured a second successive demotion, while the women’s side also dropped a division, leaving the club facing major questions both on and off the pitch.
Supporter frustration has grown throughout the campaign, with criticism directed at chairman Aiyawatt Srivaddhanaprabha and chief football officer Jon Rudkin.
Many fans believe the current leadership must now deliver decisive action to restore stability and competitiveness across the club.
The coming months are expected to bring significant change. Several first-team players are likely to leave, while there had also been concerns that key members of the women’s squad could seek opportunities elsewhere following their relegation heartbreak against Charlton Athletic.
Hannah Cain, Chantelle Swaby and Rosella Ayane have all moved on, but one of Leicester’s most recognisable figures has pledged her future to the club.
“Despite experiencing minimal match action following a high-profile winter switch, the digital superstar remains entirely committed to engineering a rapid promotion charge back to the top tier.”
Alisha Lehmann, who previously represented West Ham United, Everton and Aston Villa, has reaffirmed her commitment to Leicester despite the club’s relegation.
The Swiss international will remain at the King Power Stadium and play her part in the effort to secure an immediate return to the top flight.