Robert Huth has urged patience at Leicester City, insisting he would still prefer King Power to remain at the helm despite the club’s recent troubles.
The former Leicester defender, who played a key role in the most successful period in the club’s history, admitted there is a sentimental attachment to the ownership because of what was achieved during his time at the King Power Stadium.

While frustration has grown among supporters after a difficult period for the Foxes, Huth believes stability could still be the best route forward.
‘I wouldn’t want King Power to sell the club purely because of my time there. It would be nostalgic if they could stay on and turn the ship around’
His comments come at a time when questions continue to be asked about the direction of the club after a series of poor decisions on and off the pitch.
Recruitment, managerial changes and performances have all come under scrutiny, leaving many supporters worried about what comes next for Leicester.
Huth, however, remains optimistic that lessons will be learned and that improvements can still be made behind the scenes.
He believes the ownership can respond positively if the right decisions are taken in the coming months.
‘Mistakes have happened but I’m confident changes will happen and it will improve’
For many Leicester supporters, Huth’s words may offer a reminder that even after setbacks, hope remains that the club can rebuild and find its way back again.