"Yesterday my dream died" says Claudio Ranieri #leicester #lcfc

According to ESPNFC, Ranieri said, "After the euphoria of last season and being crowned Premier League champions all I dreamt of was staying with Leicester City, the club I love, for always. Sadly this was not to be."

Ranieri added: "I wish to thank my wife Rosanna and all my family for their never ending support during my time at Leicester."

He said to fans: "You took me into your hearts and loved me. I love you too. No one can take away what we together achieved."

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