Exclusive 💣: Leicester City owners have just held an emergency meeting with Russell Martin over his future at the club. This is the decision they made after their meeting this morning.

Leicester City’s owners have reportedly called an emergency meeting as concerns continue to grow over Russell Martin’s difficult start as manager.

A source close to the club has told us that senior figures within the ownership have been left increasingly concerned by the team’s performances and results since Martin took charge.

The Foxes’ disappointing start to the campaign has placed the manager under growing pressure, with questions now being raised about whether he can turn the situation around before it becomes a bigger problem for the club.

“A Leicester City source has told us that the owners have called an emergency meeting.”

The situation is complicated by Martin’s current contract. The former manager signed a three-year deal, meaning Leicester would face a significant financial cost if they decided to part company with him at this stage.

That financial commitment could make any decision to sack Martin far more difficult, particularly given the club’s wider financial challenges.

However, the growing concern among the hierarchy could force Leicester’s owners to consider their options sooner rather than later.

For now, Martin remains in his position, but the pressure is clearly building.

The coming days could prove crucial for both the manager and the club, with supporters desperate for a reaction and the Leicester hierarchy facing an increasingly important decision over the direction of the team.