“Ruud van Nistelrooy SLAMS Leicester City Bosses: ‘You’re BLOWING IT BIG TIME’ If You Don’t Act NOW!”

Leicester City must avoid wasting time dwelling on their relegation, with Ruud van Nistelrooy again calling for urgent discussions about his future at the club.

Following a 1-0 defeat to Liverpool on Sunday, City have now officially dropped into the Championship and have five remaining fixtures to prepare for next season.

Although van Nistelrooy has stated that he has “changed course” to focus on the next campaign, his long-term position remains uncertain.

Despite being under contract until 2027, the Dutchman is seeking clarity and alignment with the club’s leadership. He emphasized that delaying talks any further would waste valuable preparation time.

Club chairman Aiyawatt ‘Top’ Srivaddhanaprabha and director of football Jon Rudkin were in attendance at Anfield as Leicester’s fate was sealed.

“Performances like the ones against Brighton and Liverpool are helpful in that process,” van Nistelrooy said after the match. “The club must use this time wisely, or it will be lost.”

He rejected the idea that the remaining matches are meaningless: “‘We’re relegated, so what does it matter?’ No, it still matters. That’s what the players are demonstrating.”

Van Nistelrooy stressed the need for a thoughtful discussion with the club’s hierarchy. When asked whether a meeting date had been set, he responded, “No, not yet. I hope soon, of course. It’s important. I can only wait.”

Leicester’s relegation had been looming for months. They’ve now lost 16 of their last 18 Premier League games and have failed to score in nine consecutive home matches, setting an unwanted Premier League record.

Still, the inevitability did little to ease van Nistelrooy’s disappointment, as he made clear his desire to move forward—with or without clarity on his role.