Leicester City have parted ways with manager Steve Cooper after a disappointing start to the season. Cooper struggled to deliver results consistently, leaving the Foxes just two points above the

Leicester City have parted ways with manager Steve Cooper, the Premier League club confirmed in a statement on Sunday. The 44-year-old took over at King Power Stadium in the summer and leaves the club in 16th place in the Premier League after 12 games.

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Leicester City have sacked manager Steve Cooper following their defeat to Chelsea on Saturday. The Foxes are 16th in the Premier League after 12 matches and have earned just two wins in that spell. The club’s decision brings to an end a brief spell in charge for Cooper, who only arrived at the club in the summer to succeed Enzo Maresca.

Steve Cooper seemed to be a changed man at Leicester City. The easy-going demeanour of the man who guided Nottingham Forest to promotion and then Premier League survival seemed nothing like the more intense character handed the reins at the King Power Stadium.

Leicester fired manager Steve Cooper on Sunday, just 12 rounds into the Premier League season. Leicester is in 16th place in the 20-team league, two points above the relegation zone, after winning just two of its games so far.

Steve Cooper has been sacked as manager of Leicester City. Cooper, 44, departs following Leicester’s 2-1 defeat to Chelsea on Saturday, which leaves the club 16th in the Premier League table having taken 10 points from their opening 12 games.

Just 12 matches into the new season, Leicester City have made the bold decision to part ways with manager Steve Cooper.

Leicester City has confirmed the sacking of manager Steve Cooper following its 2-1 Premier League defeat to Chelsea on Saturday afternoon, with the head coach having only joined four months ago

Leicester City have fired Steve Cooper as their manager. The Premier League club confirmed this in a statement on Sunday. The Foxes also announced that first-team coach Ben Dawson will take over training imminently.