James Justin has opened up on his Leicester City exit as he enjoys 'a new lease of life' at Leeds United…

Leeds United defender James Justin has reflected on his departure from Leicester City, admitting he did not leave on the best terms following multiple relegations. Justin moved to Elland Road just over a year ago in a deal worth an initial £8m plus £2m in add-ons. He acknowledged that his final season with Leicester was difficult and that he had not performed to the best of his ability.
Justin experienced both a Championship title win under Enzo Maresca and two Premier League relegations during his time with the Foxes. Leicester subsequently dropped into League One after his exit, while Justin has established himself as a key player under Daniel Farke with Leeds sitting ninth in the Premier League.
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