AdminLeicester City striker Emil Riis has delivered an honest assessment of the club’s disappointing position in League One, admitting that their performances and current standing are “definitely not good enough”.
The Foxes have endured a difficult start to life in the third tier of English football, with results falling well below expectations following their recent relegations.
Despite entering the campaign hoping to mount a serious promotion challenge, Leicester have struggled to find consistency and have already come under increasing pressure from frustrated supporters.
Riis, who has experienced the club’s difficult start first-hand, did not hide his disappointment when discussing Leicester’s position in the League One table.
His assessment reflects the growing concerns surrounding the team’s performances and the need for significant improvement if they are to achieve their promotion ambitions.
The Danish forward’s comments will resonate with supporters who expected Leicester to compete at the top end of the division rather than struggle to establish themselves.
The pressure is also mounting on manager Russell Martin, whose position has become a major talking point following a series of disappointing results.
With the season continuing to unfold, Leicester must find a way to turn their fortunes around and deliver the performances expected of a club with their resources and history.
Riis’ assessment serves as a reminder that the current situation is far from acceptable, with the players now facing the challenge of responding on the pitch and giving supporters reasons to believe in their promotion hopes once again.
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