Speaking in today's Daily Mirror, Micky Adams has assured City fans that he has no intention of leaving the club yet.

Adams declared in the Mirror:

"I will still be here next season.

"People forget that I've invested my own blood, sweat and tears into Leicester City over the past 12 months and that's a big reason for me to carry on with the job.

"As regards talks with the board about what we can do in terms of transfers and wages during the summer, I have made no demands and issued no threats.

"I will sit down with the relevant club officials to thrash things out, well aware that there will be no fortunes on offer either in terms of my own contract or what we can spend on new players.

"But we do need to demonstrate some ambition, so that our supporters will think we can take a decent crack at staying in the Premier League this time."

The Mirror reports that Adams has 14 months at £4,000 a week left on his present deal. The journo goes on to say that he understands that Leicester are ready to at least double that figure to persuade Adams to sign a new three-year package, which will include a £250,000 survival bonus for beating the drop in future.

Acting chairman Jon Holmes is also reportedly prepared to allow Adams around £5million for signings. Adams has to deal with several players out of contract this summer, including Paul Dickov, Brian Deane, Gerry Taggart, Tim Flowers, Darren Eadie, Nicky Summerbee, Billy McKinlay, Matt Heath and Jon Stevenson.

"Any fresh deals are bound to reflect the restricted flow of money," said Adams. ie wage cuts all round if they want to stay at Leicester...

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