Leicester City’s miserable week in the Championship went from bad to worse after their 1–0 defeat to Millwall at The Den, but one player has found himself at the centre of a storm among the fanbase — Luke Thomas.
The left-back endured a nightmare performance in South London, with supporters calling for him to be dropped immediately after his costly errors contributed to another damaging loss for Marti Cifuentes’ side.
Femi Azeez’s first-half strike was enough to hand the Lions all three points, but the manner of the goal has enraged many Foxes fans, who were quick to point the finger at Thomas. The 23-year-old failed to deal with his marker, allowing Azeez to get in behind far too easily before losing composure as the game went on.

According to Leicester Mercury’s player ratings, Thomas was handed a lowly 3/10 for his performance — one of the worst individual displays of the afternoon.
“Luke Thomas: He actually started the game well. He had the right idea with his passing and stood up to Azeez. But it quickly turned sour as his winger kept getting in behind, including for the goal, where he held off Thomas far too easily. The full-back then lost his composure, giving up possession for the penalty and sending simple passes out of play. 3.”
That review sums up what many fans have been saying for months — that Thomas is simply not up to the required standard for a club with Leicester City’s ambitions.
After the game, furious supporters took to social media to vent their frustration, calling for the academy graduate to be permanently dropped from the starting lineup and never wear the Leicester shirt again.
Their reactions were nothing short of brutal, with many describing his display as “dreadful” and “unforgivable.” The sentiment online paints a clear picture of a fanbase that has lost patience with a player once seen as a promising homegrown talent.
Cifuentes, who has already faced increasing pressure after back-to-back defeats, is expected to make changes ahead of Leicester’s next fixture against Blackburn Rovers. With confidence low and defensive mistakes piling up, dropping Thomas may be an unavoidable decision to calm the storm among supporters.
While Thomas’ future in the starting XI looks uncertain, one thing is clear — the Leicester faithful have made their feelings known loud and clear. For now, the left-back finds himself on thin ice, and Cifuentes has a major call to make as the Foxes attempt to rediscover their form and get their promotion push back on track.