Brendan Rodgers will be seen as one of the best managers in this clubs history, winning the FA Cup and Community Shield, taking Leicester into Europe, and losing that Europa Conference Semi-Final to Roma.
He made record transfer sales as he had to see Harry Maguire leaving in his first season, then it was Ben Chilwell and finally, last summer waving goodbye to Wesley Fofana.
The mirror of this and signals from the club towards other players suchs as James Maddison and Youri Tielemans, was that every season Leicester tend to have interest to sell their main assets.
The scenario of continuing to sell players at high fees made it impossible to entice other players to sign long-term contracts and eventually this policy led to relegation and a complete change in player hardware.
Leicester are still in the process of moving around and we will see more sales taking place in January, with a long list of players whose contracts expire next summer, hopefully there will be some measures taken. control measures to avoid more difficulties.
Brendan Rodgers signed following the departure of Wesley Fofana, Wout Faes, he has done a good job during his time at Leicester and also seems to have good momentum on the international stage going into the new Euro qualifiers best for the Belgian team.
Brendan Rodgers has never had Leicester relegated, unlike Dean Smith. Smith is unemployed, as is Craig Shakespeare, and John Terry, who has also been included in this temporary squad, has been training at Chelsea’s academy. Brendan Rodgers returned to Celtic, playing in the Champions League, despite a difficult start, ending the first away game against Feyenoord with just nine players, as two players were sent off and the Dutch team won 2-0 .
Some people believe that Brendan Rodgers should have left before then, and also have difficulty understanding his strategy for players who decide not to sign new contracts because it is all unacceptable for the likes of Caglar Soyuncu and Ayoze Perez, are not tied to Brendan Rodgers.
Dean Smith came on and changed the formation a bit, bringing in Caglar Soyuncu, and also gave a lot of confidence to Bouba Soumaré, looking at things from that perspective, not much has changed, both players are gone. It’s the same at the club and at Leicester. in the championship.
So what if Brendan Rodgers is sat down and given the chance to lead this club further, building on two wins in February against Aston Villa and Spurs, which left them both devastated. They were two great performances, which saw Soyuncu come on as a substitute and play some of the best football seen under his management. Unai Emery and Antonio Conte are two opposing coaches and looking at things from a different perspective, one feels a bit lost seeing the Spaniard’s superb form towards the end of the season, when being treated as badly at home as he was. by Brendan Rodgers.
Football is cruel and it all got very complicated for Brendan Rodgers as his Leicester team stumbled, but will he take Leicester down, no, I don’t think so. He will stick to his guns and hope to build relationships with players who can survive.
