They have won, I won’t stay again 😭💔: A Foxes star has been left devastated by Leicester’s decision after insisting he was not leaving, only to feel betrayed by the club.

Leicester City midfielder Henry Cartwright has admitted he would consider a return to Falkirk this summer after a productive spell in Scotland.

The 21-year-old joined the Scottish Premiership side on loan last July in a bid to gain regular senior experience.

He is due back at the King Power Stadium at the end of the campaign, with a year still remaining on his current deal.

Cartwright has settled quickly at Falkirk Stadium, making 39 appearances in all competitions, including 29 in the league, and contributing two goals from midfield. His performances have not gone unnoticed, and the player himself has spoken warmly about his time under manager John McGlynn.

Speaking to The Falkirk Herald, Cartwright said: “I wouldn’t rub my nose at it. Of course (I would be interested). I have a year of experience now up here. I get the gist of what it is all about now. The manager (McGlynn) has been class. He keeps you involved and you don’t feel a castaway even when you aren’t playing.”

Leicester must now decide the next step in his development. Another loan remains a possibility, though he could yet be retained to bolster midfield options, depending on the club’s summer plans.

A product of the club’s academy, Cartwright is still awaiting his senior debut for the Foxes.