Leicester appoint Dean Smith amid relegation battle
Leicester City have appointed Dean Smith as manager until the end of the season as the club attempts to avoid relegation to the Championship, the club announced on Monday.
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Leicester City appoint Dean Smith in Premier League survival bid, Craig Shakespeare and John Terry join coaching staff
Leicester City have turned to Dean Smith to spearhead their Premier League survival mission. The Foxes dismissed Brendan Rodgers last week after the club dropped into the relegation zone. They have lost both games since – a 2-1 loss at Aston Villa and a 1-0 defeat at Bournemouth – leaving them 19th in the table, two points from safety.
Leicester locked in talks with Dean Smith over short-term deal
Leicester remain in talks with Dean Smith with a view to a short-term appointment as manager.
Dean Smith still holding Leicester talks over short-term
Leicester remain in talks with Dean Smith with a view to a short-term appointment as manager.
Report: Leicester ‘closing in’ on Jesse Marsch after Brendan Rodgers exit
Leicester City have held talks with former Leeds United boss Jesse Marsch over their managerial vacancy following Brendan Rodgers’ departure this week, according to a report from The Athletic.
James Maddison error gifts Bournemouth win to leave Leicester deep in trouble
Bournemouth plunged managerless Leicester into deeper trouble near the foot of the Premier League with a vital 1-0 victory that lifted Gary O’Neil’s side out of the bottom three and up to 15th.
Report: Leicester ‘closing in’ on Jesse Marsch after Brendan Rodgers exit
Leicester City have held talks with former Leeds United boss Jesse Marsch over their managerial vacancy following Brendan Rodgers’ departure this week, according to a report from The Athletic.
Levein backs Postecoglou to make Premier League switch
Former Leicester City boss Craig Levein has backed Ange Postecoglou to make the move down south to the Premier League – but not before he has finished his work at Celtic. Levein was in the King Power hotseat from 2004 to 2006 before going on to manage Scotland and hailed the work of Brendan Rodgers during his time in charge.