In the 2015/2016 season, a "fairy tale" came true when Leicester City secured the Premier League title for the first time in history.
Leicester's first trophy was particularly special as they were not considered a top team like Manchester City, Chelsea, Manchester United, Liverpool, or Arsenal that season.
However, Leicester, with a probability of winning less than one percent, managed to achieve a miracle by lifting the most prestigious trophy in Great Britain.
The figure of the coach, Claudio Ranieri, was the key behind the Foxes' success in lifting the Premier League trophy and bringing it home to the city of Leicester.
The Italian coach is skilled at creating team balance, combining experienced pillars such as Kasper Schmeichel, Wes Morgan, Danny Simpson, Marc Albrighton, Shinji Okazaki, and Jamie Vardy, with potential talents such as N'Golo Kanté, Riyad Mahrez, and Ben Chilwell.
Leicester secured the Premier League title with an impressive record of 23 wins, 12 draws, and just three losses. The Foxes also scored 68 goals and conceded 36, for a win percentage of 60.53 percent.
This achievement was enough to silence Arsène Wenger's Arsenal, who had to be satisfied with finishing in second place with 71 points.
The Fox's tale feels like an anomaly in modern football, a story that is hard to replicate in a competitive landscape increasingly dominated by the power of big capital in player spending.
Unfortunately, Leicester doesn't have the financial resources of the "Big Six" teams, so consistently competing at the top of the Premier League is no easy challenge.
The team based at the King Power Stadium, Leicester, is currently struggling at the bottom of the English second division competition, namely the Championship.
Leicester experienced a 180-degree turnaround, having previously held the highest position in English football with the Premier League title.
