Brendan Rodgers has previously managed Watford, Reading, Swansea, Liverpool and Celtic Leicester City have sacked manager Brendan Rodgers after Saturday's 2-1 loss to Crystal Palace, with the club ...

The departure of Brendan Rodgers from Leicester City is the culmination of a dramatic fall from grace for both club and manager - with the fear of falling even further the catalyst behind the move.

Brendan Rodgers isn’t a fool. He knows he is under pressure. We are only six games in but a return of just one point is Leicester City’s worst start to a Premier League season. They sit bottom ...

Brendan Rodgers will celebrate his fourth anniversary as Leicester City manager next Sunday. It has been a period of notable success for the club. In his three full seasons in the role ...

Leicester City's defeat at Crystal Palace was their fifth loss in six Premier League games Former Leicester City manager Brendan Rodgers says he has "every confidence" he would have kept the club ...

Among those reportedly tracking his situation are Ligue 1 newcomers Paris FC, who are preparing to make a splash following their promotion. Celtic, meanwhile, ...

Brendan Rodgers has left his role as Leicester City manager by mutual agreement with the club, which is battling to survive relegation from the Premier League, the team announced Sunday.

It was when the Leicester City hierarchy noticed a new disconnect between Brendan Rodgers and his players on the training ground this week that they decided results on the pitch could no longer be ...

Brendan Rodgers has questioned the focus of some of his squad amid Leicester’s ongoing struggles this season. The Foxes boss also hinted at the ‘invisible’ challenges he has faced during the ...

The future of Jamie Vardy is in the spotlight during the summer transfer window as he prepares to leave Leicester City ...

Leicester City have sacked manager Brendan Rodgers after Saturday's 2-1 loss to Crystal Palace, with the club's board "compelled to take alternative action" to stay in the Premier League.