Leicester City Manager Change: New Manager Secures a Debut Win.

Leicester City manager Brendan Rodgers has announced his departure from the club, after being appointed as the new manager of Manchester United on Saturday.

Rodgers was widely tipped to take over at the Premier League champions when he was appointed by the club's board in May, but it was not until last week that he made his final decision to leave the club.

The move is seen as a blow for Rodgers, who had been linked with a return to managerial roles at Manchester United in recent weeks, and has now confirmed that he will step down from his role as manager of the Foxes at the end of the season.

Rodgers' departure comes just days after he signed a three-year deal with Manchester United, which could see him retain his position as the club's head coach next season. However, it remains to be seen whether he can find a successor to replace him at Old Trafford.

In the meantime, Rodgers has been named as the new manager of Manchester United, following the departure of Sir Alex Ferguson. The 55-year-old will take charge of the Red Devils from the bench, while he is expected to focus on building a strong squad and developing young talent within the team. It remains to be seen how long he will remain in the job, though, as there is no indication that he will be staying on for much longer.