Of all people, you still allowed this flop to stay 😡😡😡: Leicester City have announced the players who will leave the club and the players who will stay, leaving this flop in the squad.

“Any chance of announcing our retained and released list?” That question is growing louder among Leicester City supporters as uncertainty continues to surround the club following one of the darkest seasons in its modern history.

The Foxes’ disastrous 2025/26 campaign ended with relegation to League One after a chaotic year both on and off the pitch.

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Leicester City also suffered a six-point deduction for breaching financial regulations, adding further damage to an already collapsing season.

Club legend Jamie Vardy has already departed after making his 500th and final appearance for Leicester, scoring his 200th goal for the club in an emotional farewell at the King Power Stadium.

But Vardy is unlikely to be the only major exit.

Reports throughout the summer have linked several senior players with moves away as Leicester attempt to rebuild and reduce their enormous wage bill.

Wilfred Ndidi has already completed a move to Beşiktaş, while Conor Coady joined Wrexham earlier in the season.

Supporters are now waiting to discover which players will remain available for the 2026/27 League One campaign.

Questions also remain over the managerial position after another turbulent year in the dugout, with Darren Ferguson still heavily linked to the role.

The silence from Filbert Way has frustrated fans, many of whom believe the club should already have communicated its retained and released list.

After back-to-back relegations and financial chaos, supporters simply want clarity over who will be trusted to lead Leicester’s attempt to climb back up the English football pyramid.

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