The Foxes are set to play in EFL League One after Rowett failed to keep them in the Championship, rounding off a disappointing and frustrating campaign for the club.
Leicester began the season under Martí Cifuentes with hopes of an immediate return to the Premier League. However, things quickly fell apart, and the club ended the season facing at least one year in League One, with Rowett stepping in on an interim basis.

Despite the poor outcome, Rowett has hinted that he would be open to taking on the job permanently, although no official decision has been made by the club. Meanwhile, the board has already begun exploring potential replacements, with several names linked to the role.
One of the leading candidates is Darren Ferguson, a four-time Peterborough United boss who has guided the club to promotion from League One to the Championship on three occasions. The 54-year-old is currently the odds-on favourite.
Latest managerial odds (via talkSPORT Bet):
Darren Ferguson — 1/2
Chris Davies — 5/2
Russell Martin — 6/1
Ole Gunnar Solskjær — 12/1
Dick Schreuder — 16/1
Christian Fuchs — 16/1
Scott Parker — 33/1
Ralph Hasenhüttl — 33/1
Sean Dyche — 33/1
Dean Smith — 33/1
Speaking on the situation and the potential appointment of Ferguson, Rowett said:
“I’ve got no idea what I’m doing next. Hopefully, we’ll get an opportunity to sit down with the club and have a chance to tell them exactly what they need us to do. I think it needs some big decisions.
It needs someone brave enough to make those big decisions. Of course, I am going to say that I am the right person for this, but I also understand that the right process has to be followed. The club has to decide whatever they think is the right thing.”
He added:
“The most important thing is not me. It’s about Leicester City Football Club and making sure that the right person is there to help bring it back to life.”