AdminFoxes star found himself at the centre of growing frustration from Leicester City supporters after another damaging afternoon in the Foxes’ relegation battle at Portsmouth.
Leicester travelled to Fratton Park knowing only a win would keep their fading survival hopes alive, but a 1-0 defeat left the club staring at an even deeper crisis.
In a match where composure and leadership were desperately needed, Choudhury’s display drew heavy criticism from sections of the away support, with many questioning whether the midfielder had done enough when the pressure was at its highest.
The Leicester academy product has often been praised for his aggression and commitment, but against Portsmouth those qualities again failed to translate into control in midfield.
Too often Leicester looked rushed in possession, lacking the calm needed to build attacks, and Choudhury was one of several senior players unable to steady the side when the game began to slip away.
Supporters’ anger after the final whistle reflected the mood around the club, with some fans openly calling for a major clear-out at the end of the season as disappointment continues to grow around the squad.
For Choudhury, the criticism underlined just how tense the atmosphere has become. With Leicester now running out of matches to save themselves, every performance is being placed under the microscope, and senior players are increasingly being asked difficult questions.
On a day Leicester needed leaders, many supporters felt Choudhury fell well short of the standard required.
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