AdminJordan James has reflected on his time at Leicester City, admitting that while his spell at the King Power Stadium was a positive experience, the club’s relegation ultimately influenced his decision to move on.
The midfielder spent the season with the Foxes and appears to have enjoyed his time at the club despite the disappointing outcome on the pitch. James believes things could have been different had Leicester managed to avoid relegation.
‘I’m glad I went to Leicester, I had such a good season’
James admitted that he had been open to the possibility of continuing his career with Leicester if the season had ended differently. However, their relegation meant he had to consider other options and look elsewhere for his next opportunity.
‘Obviously it didn’t go the way I wanted it to. Probably if we’d done a bit better I would have thought about staying, but obviously we got relegated so I had to look elsewhere’
His comments offer an insight into the difficult circumstances surrounding Leicester’s campaign and the impact their relegation had on the futures of several players.
Despite the disappointment, James’ assessment of his individual experience at Leicester remains positive.
He clearly valued the opportunity and believes he enjoyed a productive season, even though the team’s struggles ultimately prevented him from extending his stay.
For Leicester supporters, his comments underline how the club’s relegation had consequences well beyond the final league table.
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