Leicester news: Have your say on squad evolution in past two seasons

Leicester City’s starting XI has changed considerably since relegation to the Championship in 2022-23, with current boss Ruud van Nistelrooy only naming three of the players that started in the Foxes’ relegation-defining fixture against West Ham United two years ago to face Liverpool on Sunday.

The three players were left-back Luke Thomas, centre-back Wout Faes and defensive midfielder Boubakary Soumare.

Significant changes to the squad came after the Foxes suddenly found themselves in the second tier with a wage bill of a top-half Premier League team, forcing them to sell high-profile player James Maddison and academy talents such as Harvey Barnes and Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall.

So comparing the XI that saw Leicester go down two years ago to the XI that sealed the club’s relegation fate this season, how do you reflect on the two line-ups?

What is your verdict on how the Foxes spent their money during the Championship rebuild in 2023-24 and during this top-flight campaign?

Have any recent signings improved the squad?

Let us know your thoughts here