Leicester City Football Club has made headlines once again, as the team's manager has been replaced by a new coach in a move that has had significant consequences on the team's performance.

The club's previous manager, Claude Puel, was sacked after a disappointing season, with the team finishing in mid-table and failing to qualify for Europe. The club then appointed Craig Shakespeare as their new manager, but his tenure was also unsuccessful, leading to the dismissal of both Puel and Shakespeare.

In response to these developments, Leicester City have brought in Brendan Rodgers, a former Liverpool manager, to take over as their new head coach. Rodgers is known for his tactical acumen and ability to turn around struggling teams, and he has already shown signs of success during his time at the club.

Rodgers' appointment has led to a dramatic improvement in the team's performance, with the team winning their last two games and moving up to seventh place in the Premier League table. This victory against West Ham United on Saturday was particularly important, as it marked the first time since September that the team had won back-to-back matches.

While there are still some doubts about whether Rodgers can lead Leicester City to promotion from the Premier League, the fact that they have made such a strong start under his management suggests that things could be turning around for the better. With Rodgers at the helm, the future looks bright for the team, and fans will be eagerly awaiting to see how the rest of the season unfolds.