Leicester City midfielder Harry Winks was caught in a heated exchange with a fan following a disheartening defeat to Portsmouth that has plunged the club deeper into relegation trouble. This incident reflects the mounting frustrations at the King Power Stadium, as the Foxes find themselves in serious danger of consecutive relegations.

The defeat leaves Leicester City languishing at 23rd in the Championship, a staggering eight points from safety with only three matches remaining. With relegation now almost certain, the club faces the grim prospect of competing in League One next season.

Tensions were palpable as Winks was filmed shouting at an unseen supporter, telling them to "shut the f**k up" before being escorted onto the team bus. This outburst seems particularly ill-timed, as unity is crucial for the club during this tumultuous period.

In a remarkable decline, Leicester City finished 18th in the Premier League last season, returning straight to the Championship after a brief stint in the top flight. Just a decade ago, the club achieved the unthinkable by winning the Premier League title, marking one of football's most astonishing fairytales. Now, they face the harsh reality of potentially dropping to the third tier, a stark contrast to their recent glory.