Hourihane has left his role as assistant manager to Russell Martin in a surprise development at the King Power Stadium…

Conor Hourihane has reacted to his unexpected departure as assistant manager of Leicester City after leaving the King Power Stadium on Thursday. The coach, who only joined Russell Martin's backroom staff in June, released a message on Instagram stating he enjoyed his time, learned a great deal, and wished the club well for the future.
Leicester City confirmed Hourihane's exit in an official statement thanking him for his contributions. First-team manager Russell Martin will continue working with coaches Andy King, Tom Weal, and Rhys Owen, while Loans Manager Steve Morison will provide additional coaching support.
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