Leicester demise 'sad to see' for title-winning captain Morgan

Foxes' demise 'sad to see' says title-winning captain MorganImage source, Getty Images/BBCImage caption, Leicester City's relegation was confirmed at the King Power Stadium, their home ground where they hoisted the Premier League trophy aloft in May 2016ByAndrew Aloia, BBC Sport, East Midlands and Natalie Jackson, BBC East Midlands TodayPublished42 minutes agoCommentsWes Morgan said he is "sad and hurt" to see Leicester City drop into League One just a decade after he captained the club to the Premier League title.The 42-year-old former defender retired as a player after helping the Foxes claim the FA Cup in 2021.Just five years later, the club has tumbled into the third tier for just the second time in its 142-year history after suffering successive relegations.Leicester's fate was sealed just 12 days before the 10-year anniversary of the 5,000-1 title success of 2016."I'm sad to see where we were as a club when I left, to where it is now," Morgan told BBC East Midlands Today."I just don't want to see the team in that position and I can understand the fans and how they feel angry about the position they are in."It hurts to see where the club is, but at the same time I know football, know that things change and it goes full-circle sometimes. I know the club will be back."Leicester fans demand change as Rowett urges decisive actionPublished23 hours agoLeicester relegated to League One after Hull drawFormer Jamaica international Morgan made 324 appearances in his near decade-long stay with the club, having joined the Foxes from East Midlands rivals Nottingham Forest in 2012.He was part of the team that won promotion as Championship title-winners in 2014, led them in the 'great escape' as they narrowly avoided relegation a year later and then went on to skipper them to the famous Premier League title win.In his time at the club, he featured for the Foxes in the Champions League quarter-fina...