AdminLeicester City could be forced to consider alternative managerial options if Russell Martin’s difficult start to life at the King Power Stadium continues, with Rob Edwards and Neil Lennon emerging as two potential candidates for the job.
Martin has come under increasing pressure following a disappointing run of results, with supporters growing frustrated over the team’s performances and the direction of the club.
The Foxes’ recent struggles have raised questions about whether the current manager can turn things around and deliver the results expected of him.
With expectations high following Leicester’s appointment of Martin, the club’s hierarchy could face a difficult decision if results fail to improve in the coming weeks.
Rob Edwards is one name being mentioned as a possible replacement. The former Luton Town manager has experience of working under pressure and previously guided Luton to promotion to the Premier League, making him a potentially interesting option for Leicester if they decide to make a change.
Neil Lennon has also been linked with the conversation. The experienced manager has enjoyed success during his managerial career, particularly in Scotland, and could bring a different approach should Leicester consider appointing him.
However, there is currently no confirmation that Leicester City intend to sack Martin or that either candidate has been approached.
The possibility of a managerial change is likely to generate further debate among supporters as questions continue over the club’s future.
Rob Edwards and Neil Lennon are the two names being fronted if Russell Martin gets the boot…
Thoughts on these potential names? #LCFC
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