The centre back for Leicester City, has only played a total of 85 minutes this season in the Championship. Despite his lack of game time, Souttar has expressed his determination to stay at the club and fight for his place. He was rumored to be moving to Rangers to join his brother John, but a deal did not materialize. Souttar has made two appearances for Leicester, and he remains committed to being available for his national team, Australia. He is prepared to step in for Leicester if needed, as they strive to return to the Premier League. Souttar acknowledges the challenge of breaking into the team, but he is focused on maintaining high training and fitness levels and is ready to perform when called upon.
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