Leicester City's slump in League One is piling pressure on manager Martin, according to BBC News, with the Foxes' expected promotion push failing to materialise so far this season.
The report notes performances have fallen well below expectations for a club of Leicester's stature, prompting growing scrutiny of the manager's position. BBC's headline framing — describing one display as "a sackable performance" — underlines just how sharply the mood has turned against the club's leadership.
While no decision on Martin's future has been confirmed, the report suggests patience at the King Power Stadium is wearing thin as the third-tier struggles continue. Leicester were widely tipped to challenge at the top of the table following relegation, but instead find themselves fielding serious questions about direction and identity under their current boss.
BBC News says the coming weeks are likely to prove pivotal, with results needed quickly to ease the pressure. For now, the club's promotion hopes and Martin's own position appear increasingly intertwined.