Russell Martin’s first day in charge of Leicester City’s squad has brought fresh attention to the future of academy graduate Hamza Choudhury, with supporters eager to know whether the midfielder will remain part of the club’s plans for the new season.
Choudhury reported back to Seagrave on Monday as Leicester officially began pre-season preparations under their new manager.
The 27-year-old returns after spending part of last season on loan and now faces an important summer as Martin assesses his squad ahead of the League One campaign.
Reports indicate the midfielder is back with the Foxes as pre-season gets underway, with no final decision on his future having been announced.
Speaking previously about his commitment to the club, Choudhury has made it clear that Leicester City has always been close to his heart, and he remains focused on giving his all whenever called upon.

Those close to the situation believe he is determined to impress Russell Martin during pre-season rather than rush into a decision over his future.
Martin is expected to use the coming weeks to evaluate every member of his squad before deciding who fits his style of play.
Several departures and arrivals are anticipated before the transfer window closes, meaning Choudhury’s performances on the training pitch could prove crucial.
Having come through Leicester City’s academy and played a key role in several memorable moments for the club, Choudhury’s experience could still be valuable during the rebuilding process.
For now, his immediate focus is on pre-season, where he will be hoping to convince Russell Martin that he deserves a place in the Foxes’ plans for the 2026/27 campaign.