Where are Leicester City's title-winning history-makers 10 years on? | OneFootball

A decade on from Leicester Citys miracle of 2016, the club now face the threat of League One under Gary Rowett. Here is where Claudio Ranieris champions are today.

LeicesterMercury.co.uk notes the crown was secured on 2 May 2016, a day after a 1-1 at Manchester United, when Tottenham drew 2-2 at Chelsea to complete a 5,000-1 fairytale.

Kasper Schmeichel, 39, was Celtics No 1 until an injury needing two operations, and he has said he might have played his last game.

Danny Simpson plays for 12th-tier Stretford Paddock, Ritchie De Laet retired at Royal Antwerp and now advises an interior wrapping firm, and captain Wes Morgan serves on PFA and Kick It Out boards.

NGolo Kante is at Fenerbahce and is Frances vice-captain. Danny Drinkwater is a property developer, Marc Albrighton runs his Tamworth development centre, and Daniel Amartey is a free agent. Gokhan Inler is Udineses technical director.

Christian Fuchs manages Newport County. Andy King is on Leicesters first-team staff and twice served as caretaker this season. Matty James plays for Wrexham, and Shinji Okazaki manages German sixth-tier FC Basara Mainz.

Riyad Mahrez plays for Al Ahli after success at Manchester City and won the AFC Champions League last season, and he will lead Algeria at the World Cup this summer. Demarai Gray is back at Birmingham City. Jamie Vardy has five goals for Cremonese, and Andrej Kramaric is Hoffenheims record scorer on 154.

Source: LeicesterMercury.co.uk