Leicester injury return dates: Vardy, Ndidi, Albrighton
Leicester City injury return dates: Foxes of Leicester supplies fitness details concerning Foxes Jamie Vardy, Wilfred Ndidi and Marc Albrighton.
After a consecutive run of three victories in three outings, Brendan Rodgers appears to have galvanised his squad successfully into playing the type of football they should be. Although the turnaround has transpired, it has not come without difficulties: conceding six in the three victorious outings is an odd on fact. Yet outscoring the opponents is the footballing quintessence and always will be.
This general improvement will hopefully merge with an immediately better defending record; in-turn the refinement offers the Northern Irishman at the Foxes helm another chance to experiment with his line-up for the Brighton & Hove Albion contest in the Carabao Cup on Wednesday evening. Obviously the boss will desire resting some stars too in Leicester’s League Cup Round of 16 clash.
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FoL would recommend allowing Tielemans a break from featuring at all; but the gaffer insists his star midfielder must remain in everlasting playing rhythm for the Belgian’s own good. Therefore, expect Tielemans to be involved at King Power Stadium in some capacity – most likely from the beginning.
Is Jamie Vardy injured and when is Wilfred Ndidi back for Leicester City?
You are probably already aware that Ndidi is unavailable at present due to an injury, as Boubakary Soumare is understudying so well. Not to mention Jamie Vardy being withdrawn from the Brentford clash at half-time with a knee problem. Consequently Rodgers gave an update on the pair as well as Marc Albrighton who also missed the Bees match:
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"BR on Vardy (may be fit for the Seagulls meeting):“We will have a look at that [injury] tomorrow (Monday).”On Albrighton (expected return date November 7 to play Leeds United):“he’s probably going to be two to three weeks out”On Ndidi (hopeful comeback for Chelsea game November 20):“It could be four to five weeks, so we’ll see how that goes.”Information via Leicester Mercury"