Brendan Rodgers believes he would've kept Leicester City in the Premier League had he not been sacked.
The former Celtic manager departed the King Power Stadium on Sunday following a defeat to Crystal Palace at the weekend.
The loss leaves the Foxes second bottom of the table and very much in danger of relegation to the Championship.
Rodgers has broken his silence on the decision by Leicester to remove him from his position.
And while he is confident he could've achieved the job at hand, he wished the club all the best for the future.
In a statement released by the LMA, Rodgers said: "I would like to thank the Leicester City Chairman Mr Srivaddhanaprabha and all of the board for giving me the opportunity to manage Leicester City and make history with this great football club over the past four years.
"We forged a special relationship and I will always have the utmost respect and affection for them.
"The players, my staff and I gave it our all every single day and I will always be proud of what we were able to achieve together.
"Winning against Chelsea at Wembley Stadium in 2021, to deliver a first FA Cup for the club and its supporters, together with securing European qualification in consecutive seasons are moments I will never forget.
"Everything we achieved was with the superb support of the Leicester City fans and I thank them for that. It has been a privilege to be your manager.
"My thanks, of course, to the players and the staff for all of their hard work and dedication. I have enjoyed working with you and seeing you develop each day.
"I would also like to make a special mention to my coaches Chris Davies and Glen Driscoll, who have been integral pillars of support throughout my time at the club.
"There is a strong infrastructure and environment in place that puts the Club on a strong footing to move forward - a world-class training facility, a passionate and unswerving fan base, a group of great players full of ability and character, and special owners.
"I am obviously disappointed to depart so close to the end of the season and had every confidence that we would have delivered the results needed to preserve the Club's Premier League status. I would like to wish everybody at the club the very best of luck as they seek to continue to deliver on this objective.
"I’m now looking forward to having a chance to reflect and recharge and get ready for the next opportunity."
