By Daily Sports on March 4, 2020
Leicester City manager Brendan Rodgers has expressed his delight with the return of Wilfred Ndidi from injury.
The Nigeria international missed the Foxes’ previous three games against Wigan Athletic,
West Ham United and Aston Villa after struggling to overcome a knee injury he suffered in January.
The combative midfielder, however, returned to action in their defeat to Norwich City in Friday’s Premier League game at Carrow Road, featuring for 23 minutes.
Ahead of their FA Cup tie against Birmingham City on Wednesday, Rodgers confirmed the 23-year-old is fully fit with only Ghana international Daniel Amartey nursing an injury in his team.
“The great news for us was Wilf coming back and getting game time,” Rodgers told the club website.
“Apart from that, Daniel Amartey has been out for a period of time, but everyone else is okay.”
Ndidi has been a consistent performer for the King Power Stadium outfit before the injury problem, featuring in 27 games across all competitions.
Ahead of their FA Cup tie against Birmingham City on Wednesday, Rodgers confirmed the 23-year-old is fully fit with only Ghana international Daniel Amartey nursing an injury in his team.
“The great news for us was Wilf coming back and getting game time,” Rodgers told the club website.
“Apart from that, Daniel Amartey has been out for a period of time, but everyone else is okay.”
Ndidi has been a consistent performer for the King Power Stadium outfit before the injury problem, featuring in 27 games across all competitions. (Goal)
•PHOTO: Wilfred Ndidi
Source Daily Sports
Posted March 4, 2020
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