Arsenal and Tottenham may have been handed a timely boost ahead of the summer transfer window after some changes in the Premier League. Leicester City have announced that manager Brendan Rodgers has left the club through a "mutual agreement" after four years in charge of the Foxes.
The former Liverpool coach guided the Midlands outfit to a first FA Cup trophy, but after a tough season, the one-time Premier League champions have been involved in a relegation scrap. The side currently sit in the bottom three after a 2-1 defeat to Crystal Palace, marking Roy Hodgson's first win back in management.
Leicester City Chairman Aiyawatt Srivaddhanaprabha said in a club statement: “The achievements of the team under Brendan’s management speak for themselves – we’ve experienced some of our finest footballing moments under his guidance and will always be grateful to him and his staff for the heights they helped us to reach on the pitch.
