For the club that brought one of the most memorable moments in Premier League history, it’s been a remarkably forgettable season at the King Power.
In the years that followed Leicester’s fairytale title triumph in 2015-16, the Foxes flirted with the Premier League’s elite, enjoyed Champions League and Europa League football and lifted the FA Cup in 2021.
But fast forward to this season, and head coach Brendan Rodgers is facing a battle against relegation, with Leicester teetering one point above the drop zone.
Leicester winger Marc Albrighton completed his loan switch to West Brom on deadline day
As a result, now only striker Jamie Vardy remains from Leicester’s title-winning side in 2015-16
As the saying goes, all good things must come to an end, and the legacy of Leicester’s triumphant team under Claudio Ranieri has almost entirely left the King Power.
Now, after Marc Albrighton’s deadline day loan switch to West Bromwich Albion, only Jamie Vardy remains – and even he is enduring a career-low season in terms of goals and assists at the club.
With just one title-winning Fox left in the den, Sportsmail takes a look at where Leicester’s legends are today.
Claudio Ranieri’s underdogs famously lifted the Premier League trophy in the 2015-16 season
Kasper Schmeichel
The Danish stopper opted for a fresh start this summer after 11 years at the King Power, completing a shock free transfer to Nice in August.
Enduring a tricky introduction, the 36-year-old’s entourage asked owner Jim Ratcliffe to start him in the first match of the season, but Schmeichel found himself on the bench instead, having reportedly arrived with a ‘very high’ body fat percentage.
The Dane has since proved his worth at the French club, starting 18 league matches to help Nice boast the fourth-best defensive record in Ligue 1 behind leaders PSG, Lens and Marseille.
Nice chose not to play goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel in their opening match of the season
The Dane has since become an integral part of Nice’s watertight defence so far this campaign
Danny Simpson
After spending five seasons at Leicester, the right-back left to join Huddersfield in 2019 before embarking upon a new chapter with Bristol City.
Simpson left the Championship club last March following just over a year with the Robins, after his contract was cancelled by mutual consent.
The Manchester United academy graduate kept himself busy playing poker online with his former team-mate Danny Webber…