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Martin faces adaptability test at Leicester

Former Leicester City defender Matt Heath says new boss Russell Martin must prove his ability to adapt

16 Jun 2026 · 5h ago·1 source
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According to BBC Sport — Football, Matt Heath believes Russell Martin's adaptability will be crucial to his success at Leicester City. Heath, a former Foxes defender, says Martin must show he can learn from recent setbacks.

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