Leicester City midfielder Jordan James struck a defiant tone when addressing growing concerns over the clubâs precarious position, insisting there is no danger of the Foxes slipping into the third tier.
Speaking with conviction, the Wales international dismissed suggestions of a potential drop to League One as unthinkable. âIf you think Leicester can be in League One, then you have lost your mind,â he said, underlining his belief in the squadâs quality and resilience.
James pointed to the calibre within the dressing room as evidence that the club should be competing at a far higher level.
âThe players we have got are Premier League players and it will show. I genuinely believe that,â he added, expressing confidence that performances will soon reflect that standard.
With pressure mounting and results under scrutiny, the 19-year-old made it clear that surrender is not part of the mindset among the squadâs senior figures.
âI wonât let relegation happen, the leaders wonât, weâre looking up not down,â he declared.
His comments come at a critical juncture in Leicesterâs season, with supporters growing increasingly anxious about the clubâs trajectory.
Yet within the camp, there remains a firm belief that the situation can be turned around, provided those on the pitch rise to the challenge in the weeks ahead.