Claudio Ranieri: Yesterday my dream died

Claudio Ranieri has said his "dream died" when Leicester sacked him.

Claudio Ranieri: Yesterday my dream died
Fri, 24 Feb, 2017 - 17:13

Claudio Ranieri has said his "dream died" when Leicester sacked him.

The Italian led the Foxes to last season's Premier League title, but on Thursday he lost his job.

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