Former Leicester City winger Marc Albrighton has expressed concern over the club’s current struggles, suggesting that the problems at the King Power Stadium go beyond manager Russell Martin.
Speaking on the In The Mixer podcast, Albrighton reflected on Leicester’s difficult situation and the growing disconnect between the club and its supporters.
Albrighton did not hide his concerns, admitting: “Yeah, it’s worrying.”
The former Foxes winger also highlighted the apparent loss of connection between Leicester and their supporters, with the situation becoming increasingly difficult as the season progresses.
“They’ve lost all connection…” he said, pointing towards a growing divide that has added to the pressure surrounding the club.
Leicester have endured a frustrating campaign, with their performances and results leaving supporters demanding answers.
Martin has faced mounting criticism as fans grow increasingly concerned about the team’s direction and their hopes of turning the season around.
However, Albrighton’s assessment suggests that simply changing the manager may not be enough to resolve the club’s problems.

“There’s much bigger problems,” he added, raising questions about the wider issues affecting Leicester City.
His comments come at a difficult time for the Foxes, with pressure continuing to build on Martin amid growing frustration among supporters.
While the manager remains under scrutiny, Albrighton’s remarks suggest that Leicester’s struggles could be rooted in deeper issues that require attention beyond the dugout.
The former winger’s assessment adds another voice to the debate over what must change for Leicester to recover and restore the connection between the club and its supporters.