Leicester City have sacked Puel, yesterday's humiliation v Palace being, I suppose, the last straw.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/43942584Timeline;
30 June 2015: Leicester City sack promotion-winning manager Nigel Pearson despite ensuring Premier League survival
13 July 2015: Former Chelsea manager Claudio Ranieri takes over as manager.
02 May 2016: Ranieri guides Leicester to a shock Premier League title
23 Feb 2017: Ranieri is sacked with Leicester a point above the relegation zone with 13 games left.
21 May 2017: Craig Shakespeare guides Leicester to 14th in the Premier League and reaches the Champions League quarter-finals
08 June 2017: Shakespeare is named permanent manager on a three-year deal
17 Oct 2017: Shakespeare is sacked after only one win in his first nine matches
25 Oct 2017: Former Southampton manager Claude Puel is appointed manager on a three-year deal
27 Oct 2018: Leicester owner and four others killed in helicopter crash outside the King Power Stadium
24 Feb 2019: Puel sacked
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Next Manager?
Early jolly is Brendan Rogers. A mid division Premier League Club is a huge step up from Celtic Manager, which some might argue is akin to being in the Championship, but I think Rogers would be a fool to even consider it, & Leicester City surely want better than him.
Here's the Oddschecker.com prices on the market;
https://www.oddschecker.com/football/football-specials/leicester/next-permanent-manager
That would be Sarri??