AdminLeicester City owner Aiyawatt “Top” Srivaddhanaprabha previously insisted he had no intention of selling the club, despite growing uncertainty surrounding the Foxes’ long-term future.
Speaking back in January during a difficult period for Leicester both on and off the pitch, Top made it clear that walking away from the club was never part of his plans.
The Foxes owner stressed his commitment to finishing the work started by his family before even considering a possible exit.
“Selling the club is not the way to exit. I have to make sure that I complete everything that I did here before I want to leave. Now I need to make sure the club is in a good place,” he said.
His comments came amid speculation over the club’s ownership structure and concerns from supporters following a challenging campaign.
However, Top did leave the door slightly open to the possibility of outside investment in the future, jokingly adding: “If a Prince comes in then yes maybe I will”.
The remarks were viewed by many supporters as a sign of his continued loyalty to Leicester City and his determination to restore stability at the club.
Top has remained a hugely respected figure among the Leicester fanbase following the incredible success achieved under his family’s ownership, including the club’s historic Premier League title triumph in 2016.
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