We are done 😭💔: Gary Rowett reveals the response the players gave him when he asked them if they would play in the last two games.

Gary Rowett has made it clear that Leicester City’s final two matches of the season will only be for players fully committed to the club, despite relegation already being confirmed.

Speaking on Tuesday evening, the Leicester manager revealed he had delivered a blunt message to his squad in the wake of their drop into League One.

With the disappointment of the campaign still hanging heavily around the training ground, Rowett insisted he would not carry any player who was already mentally checked out.

The manager said he told his players that anyone unwilling to give everything in the closing fixtures should come forward immediately rather than go through the motions.

For Rowett, the final two matches are about more than simply completing the schedule. They are an opportunity for him to assess the character of his squad and decide who can be trusted to help rebuild the club next season.

The mood around Leicester has been sombre since the draw with Hull City sealed their fate, but Rowett is determined to ensure standards do not slip any further before the campaign ends.

Several supporters have questioned whether some players have shown enough fight during the run-in, and the manager’s comments appeared to address those concerns directly.

Rowett said on Tuesday night that he’d told his squad that if they weren’t committed and didn’t want to play in the final two games, they should ‘let me know’.

For now, Rowett says no one has ‘knocked on his door’, suggesting every player remains available to face the final test.