Adams' Leicester future on hold until summer

Micky Adams says he will wait and see what the summer brings before committing himself to Leicester. The Foxes have come through a tough season, going into administration following their relegation from the top flight, but they are currently second in the First Division.

The 41-year-old wants guarantees from the board on what funds will be made available before deciding on his own future.

"I have said to the chairman and board of directors, let us all sit down in the summer and assess the season we have had," he said.

"Let's all assess where we are, what division we are going to be in – which is important – what sort of budget figures are available to us, because I want to continue to be as successful as I can.

"I want to have the tools to be successful. Having built up a great rapport with the fans at Leicester City, what I don't want to do is disappoint them next season.

"So I think they have got a lot of talking to do in the summer before we all decide on where we are going and what we are doing. I am not ruling anything in – and I am certainly not going to rule anything out."