As Peter Taylor's problems continue at Filbert Street another one of City's stars is reported as saying he may quit Leicester in the summer.

This mornings News Of The World insists that midfielder Guppy, who was the subject of transfer speculation earlier in the season, could be looking for a move away from City due to his lack of first team chances.

Earlier in the season Guppy found it hard to get a first team place and after much speculation, mainly linking him with a move to Steve Claridge's Portsmouth, he had talks with Taylor and seemed to settle after being told to think about his options over the weeks that followed.

But now Guppy's future is in doubt again after comments that he has made to the N.O.W. He said, "I've got a year left on my contract but I'm leaving my options very much open.

"I love Leicester City but time is passing me by and I really need to be playing regular first team football.

"I believe I have another five good years left in me somewhere."

This season could not have been more different to the others that Guppy has had at City. When Martin O'Neill was in charge Guppy was a regular first choice player and one of City's original batlers. This season though he has found it harder and harder to break into Peter Taylor's City team.