Leicester City owner Khun Aiyawatt 'Top' Srivaddhanaprabha has shouldered responsibility for the club's dramatic fall from Premier League champions to a mid-table Championship side. The Foxes, who shockingly won the Premier League title in 2016, are now struggling. They are currently seeking their fourth manager in 18 months. This admission comes amidst fan frustration and calls for change.

Khun Top's comments follow a period of financial woes and on-field struggles, including the recent sacking of manager Marti Cifuentes. He acknowledged changes in the club's structure, with Jon Rudkin, the director of football, seeing his role altered. The club's financial situation has been under scrutiny, with the owner emphasizing the need for sustainability and compliance with financial regulations.

Rudkin will transition to a different role, and a new sporting director will handle day-to-day operations. Leicester faces potential points deductions for alleged PSR breaches, adding another layer of complexity. Khun Top remains committed to restoring the club's former glory. He aims to recapture the ambition that fueled their unlikely title win.

This shift in leadership and strategy reflects the club's efforts to stabilize both on and off the field. The goal is to build a sustainable future. Leicester's fans are hoping for a quick return to the Premier League. The club's ability to navigate the financial challenges and rebuild the squad will be critical in the coming seasons.