About 10 years after the miracle of Leicester City winning the Premier League title, the team is now in second place in the Championship, which is within the relegation zone, and thus may find itself in the second division a year after being in the Premier League.

According to The Telegraph, the club has entered talks with English coach Gary Rowett to take over the team's management, as the administration is searching for a permanent coach following the transitional period the club is experiencing.

This move comes at a time when Leicester is seeking to improve its results and achieve technical stability following a series of changes at the technical staff level.

Rowett is considered one of the names with significant experience in the English Championship, having previously managed several clubs, most notably Birmingham City, Derby County, and Millwall, in addition to his recent stint with Oxford United before being dismissed earlier in the season. Leicester's management believes that his experience in promotion battles and survival fights could aid the team in the current phase.

According to the report, the talks between the two parties are still in their early stages, with the club considering several other options before making a final decision regarding the next coach. The management is also taking into account the club's financial situation and its impact on recruitment plans in the upcoming period.

Leicester officials hope to finalize the new coach's appointment as soon as possible to ensure the team's technical stability before entering the crucial stages of the season, especially with the club's ambition to return to competing for top positions and achieving positive results in the league.