Ten years ago, Leicester City shocked the world by winning the Premier League title, a feat that seemed impossible at 5,000-1 odds. As they now prepare for a challenging season in League One, the memories of that triumph remain vivid for those involved.

Back in May 2016, Leicester secured the title without even playing, as their closest rivals, Tottenham Hotspur, managed only a 2-2 draw against Chelsea. The atmosphere was electric, with fans and journalists gathering at the club's former training ground, Belvoir Drive, eager to celebrate the historic moment. The media had a difficult time reaching the King Power Stadium, where the press room was set to open amid the revelry.

Inside, a select group of eight reporters received a special invitation to return to Belvoir Drive for an exclusive interview with manager Claudio Ranieri. His unexpected appointment had initially raised eyebrows, but his methods, including team-building activities like pizza-making, fostered a strong bond among players. Robert Huth, a former centre-back, reflected on how these activities facilitated open communication in a relaxed setting.

Star players like Jamie Vardy and Riyad Mahrez thrived under Ranieri's guidance, with Vardy scoring 24 league goals that season. Meanwhile, winger Nathan Dyer experienced the surreal nature of that night differently, as he welcomed the birth of his child while his teammates celebrated the title.

The impact of Leicester's triumph extends beyond the pitch, with fans and stakeholders reflecting on their emotional journey. Lynn Wyeth, co-chair of Foxes Trust, shared her own experience of betting on Leicester at 5,000-1, a gamble that changed her life.

As Leicester faces a new chapter under manager Russell Martin, the club aims to return to the Championship and revive the dreams of a decade ago.