Leicester news: Conor Coady devastated with potential relegation

Leicester City defender says the club being on the brink of a second relegation in three seasons is “not good enough” and has left him “devastated”.

It is possible the Foxes’ fate could have been sealed before they kick off against Liverpool on Sunday, if results go against them.

“We can’t look too far ahead because we are not in a situation where we can affect anything. We are nowhere near good enough to the teams above us. We can’t look at that,” said Coady.

“Just show yourself, give the best to yourself every single day. And no matter what happens, we go in the summer and put this club in the best place it can be.

“I never had a relegation in my career. This club is on the verge of having two in three years. It’s not good enough. I am absolutely devastated and it’s not something I’ve ever wanted for this club or in my career.”

Coady also said the players should make the most of Sunday’s opportunity to face Liverpool, who are a maximum of six points away from sealing the title.

“These games don’t come around too often,” he added. “Given the situation we are in now, we might never get these games again.

“Go and enjoy them. Go and enjoy playing at King Power Stadium against a world-class team on the verge of winning the Premier League title.”