Leicester City Football Club is reportedly considering Graham Potter as a possible candidate for the vacant managerial position.
However, sources suggest that they may have to wait until the summer to secure the services of the Brighton & Hove Albion boss, and in the meantime, they will have to make a temporary appointment to see them through the remainder of the season.
In need of Graham Potter
The Foxes parted ways with Brendan Rodgers on Sunday, following a string of disappointing results that saw them languishing in the relegation zone and without a win in their last six games. Although Rodgers had been with the club for four years, the decision to sack him was understood to be a reactive one after the defeat to Crystal Palace.
As a result, Leicester currently finds themselves without a manager and are on the hunt for a replacement. However, the club hierarchy may need to be patient in their pursuit of Potter, who has impressed many with his work at Brighton since taking over in 2019.
Potter, who spent time in Sweden with Ostersunds FK and then moved to Swansea City before taking over at Brighton, has earned plaudits for his tactical acumen and ability to develop young players. His reputation has grown significantly in the last few years, and many consider him to be one of the most promising young managers in English football.
Wait for Graham Potter
If Leicester were to secure Potter’s services, they would be getting a manager who has a clear philosophy and a commitment to playing an attractive brand of football. However, the Foxes will have to wait until the summer to find out if they will be able to land their man, and in the meantime, they will need to make an interim appointment to guide the team through the remainder of the season.
