Harry Winks (Image Via Getty)
Things got heated off the pitch after a tough night for Harry Winks and Leicester City. The 30-year-old midfielder was seen arguing with fans after his team slipped closer to relegation.
Leicester lost again, and now they are in serious danger of dropping to the third tier. The loss came at Fratton Park against Portsmouth. After the match, a video started spreading online showing Winks reacting angrily while getting on the team bus. The situation quickly caught attention, as the club’s season continues to go from bad to worse. Leicester are now eight points away from safety with just three games left.
That puts huge pressure on their next match. If they fail to beat Hull City, relegation could be confirmed very soon.
Harry Winks reacts angrily as Leicester City struggles under Gary Rowett
Winks played the full match, but it was another frustrating night. Leicester have not won in their last six Championship games, and this latest defeat only made things worse. The team managed by Gary Rowett is now stuck near the bottom.There is still a small chance to close the gap. Leicester have a game in hand over Blackburn Rovers, who are just above the relegation zone.
Even then, they are still behind Oxford United, who have played the same number of matches.After the final whistle, emotions clearly took over. In the video shared online, Winks can be heard shouting at fans near the bus. He said, “shut up” while pointing towards a group and waving his hands in frustration. Club staff quickly stepped in and guided him onto the bus.It is not fully clear which fans he was responding to. The video appears to have been posted by a Leicester supporter, which makes the moment even more tense.Winks, who has played 10 times for the England national team, joined Leicester from Tottenham Hotspur in 2023. He was part of the squad that got relegated last season as well.Now, the club faces the risk of going down again. A six-point deduction earlier this year made their situation even harder. If results do not improve immediately, Leicester could suffer back-to-back relegations, something that looked unthinkable not long ago.
