Former Leicester City manager Steve Cooper has delivered a damning assessment of the club’s current situation, admitting he is not surprised by how things have unfolded at the King Power Stadium.
Speaking on Monday Night Football, Cooper was asked whether he was surprised to see Leicester end up in their current position, given the club’s recent struggles and the challenges they have faced.
The Welshman, who previously managed the Foxes, did not hesitate when giving his response, suggesting the warning signs had been there for some time.
“No, if I’m being honest. It was capable of going a certain way.”
His brief response has raised further questions about the decisions made behind the scenes and whether Leicester’s current difficulties could have been avoided.
Cooper’s comments will undoubtedly attract attention from Leicester supporters, particularly those who have grown increasingly frustrated with the club’s direction.
The Foxes have endured a difficult period, with concerns surrounding their performances, management and the decisions made by those responsible for running the club.

For a former manager who experienced the pressure of working at Leicester first-hand, his assessment carries added significance.
Cooper understands the expectations surrounding the club and the demands placed on anyone tasked with leading the team.
While he did not go into further detail about what he meant, his words suggest Leicester’s current predicament was not entirely unexpected.
With pressure continuing to build at the King Power Stadium, supporters will be hoping the club can find a way forward before the situation deteriorates further. Cooper’s remarks have only added to the growing debate over how Leicester reached this point.