Ghana and Leicester City defender Daniel Amartey suffered relegation with his side despite their 2-1 win over West Ham United on Sunday afternoon.

Leicester City's nine-year stay in the Premier League came to an end as they were relegated in agonising fashion despite beating West Ham on the final day of the season.

The Foxes' fate was out of their hands heading into the last round of fixtures, and Everton's 1-0 victory over Bournemouth meant the 2015-16 winners slipped into the Championship by two points.

While Toffees fans were in ecstasy at Goodison Park, Leicester supporters at the King Power were left to rue a miserable campaign in which they won only nine league matches.

Knowing they needed a win to have any chance of staying up, Leicester went close early on when Kelechi Iheanacho exchanged passes with James Maddison before clipping the crossbar with a vicious, curling effort.

The hosts did break the deadlock through Harvey Barnes' cool finish from Iheanacho's pass to lead at half-time, and at that stage they were staying up on goal difference.

Jonny Evans almost headed into his own net in a nerve-jangling second half, but the stadium was silenced when word filtered through about Everton scoring.

Said Benrahma struck a delightful curling effort against the post for the visitors, before Wout Faes headed in Leicester's second goal.

Pablo Fornals pulled a goal back by stabbing in via the post as the Hammers finished 14th, six points clear of the relegation zone.
Amartey, who has been with Leicester since 2016, has been a valuable player for the club, but it seems unlikely that an agreement for a contract extension will be reached with relegation now confirmed.

With the 28-year-old's contract coming to an end, he could become a free agent and has been linked with moves to the Milan clubs in Italy.

Amartey has made 106 appearances for Leicester City and has been a versatile player for the team, having played as a central defender, right-back, and defensive midfielder.

He has also been a regular member of the Ghanaian national team, with 51 appearances for the Black Stars.