Premier League Champions Leicester City pay their respects to the Thai King in Bangkok on Thursday (19th May).

Leicester City's title party has spread to Thailand, where Claudio Ranieri and his squad visited the Grand Palace in Bangkok on Thursday.

Along with the clubs Thai owner, the Premier League winning heroes paid their respects to the country's long-reigning monarch, King Bhumibol Adulyadej.

Ranieri presented the Premier League trophy to a portrait of the monarch, before the squad bowed before it.

The Foxes are owned by a Thai business tycoon, and their remarkable rise has been followed very closely in the country.

Next on the agenda for the Premier League champions is an open-top bus tour of central Bangkok to show off their trophy.