Foxes Fans favorite player may be one of the few Leicester City players spared the full anger of the supporters after another miserable campaign ended in relegation.
The Australia international has largely avoided the criticism aimed at many within the squad, mainly because he was not heavily involved during the club’s recent collapse.

Leicester’s decline has been driven by poor decisions at boardroom level, questionable management appointments and a series of dismal performances on the pitch.
The club that once shocked English football by winning the Premier League now finds itself facing another rebuild, with finances expected to force major changes this summer.
A significant clear-out appears inevitable at the King Power Stadium. Several senior players are expected to leave, whether through sales or expiring contracts, as Leicester attempt to balance the books following relegation. Others, particularly fringe players, could also be moved on in an effort to reduce the wage bill.
Souttar’s situation, however, feels slightly different. The 27-year-old still carries a solid reputation as a reliable Championship defender, though uncertainty surrounding his recent injury record may discourage Premier League interest for now.
“I was just so buzzing to be back on the park, so buzzing to be playing again. The concentration was just to play my normal game. It doesn’t matter how long you’ve been out.
Just do what you do best… it was just so nice to be back on the pitch, just to have that feeling after the game. I just feel like part of the team again.”
Those comments suggest Souttar could be willing to stay and help Leicester rebuild rather than seek a move elsewhere.