A year after leaving Ibrox, Martin is facing major pressure at the Foxes after a lacklustre League One season

Leicester City technical director James McCarron has publicly defended manager Russell Martin despite growing fan unrest following a 3-1 defeat to Peterborough. The result left Leicester in 17th place in League One, just one point above the relegation zone. Despite supporters calling for Martin's dismissal, McCarron cited the manager's past managerial spells, including his tenure at Rangers, as evidence of his tactical ability.
McCarron urged supporters to remain patient following a massive summer overhaul that included 30 transfers. He reaffirmed the club's commitment to Martin's possession-based style, pointing to his prior success at Southampton while acknowledging that establishing consistency will take time.
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