Conor Hourihane surprised supporters when he left the club on Thursday and Russell Martin has spoken about why the exit has heppened…

Leicester City manager Russell Martin has explained the reasons behind assistant coach Conor Hourihane's departure from the King Power Stadium. Martin stated that an honest conversation revealed Hourihane's strong desire to return to managerial work, prompting the mutual decision to free him up for upcoming managerial opportunities.
Martin emphasized that Hourihane departs on good terms without any drama, noting the club requires staff who are fully committed. Hourihane thanked the club on social media, expressing appreciation for his time with the team as he begins his search for a new role.
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