Premier League side Leicester City have received a blow after supervisor Brendan Rodgers found out that striker Jamie Vardy could be set for a long time on the sidelines.
According to Rodgers, the Englishman played with an harm in the course of the club’s recent win over Liverpool and appeared to have picked a new knock in a task with Joel Matip.
“Jamie might be out for the weekend. It relies upon, it is able to be the subsequent three to four weeks. He wasn’t certain whether it turned into that (in a challenge with Joël Matip) or he felt the pain then.
Ahead of #LeiNor, supervisor Brendan Rodgers says #lcfc will be without striker Jamie Vardy for the ‘subsequent 3 to four weeks’ with a hamstring injury.
“He ran on and soldiered on which he wanted to do, however the test has proven up as that (a hamstring injury) so it may be 3 to four weeks,” Rodgers said in his presser.
Apart from Vardy, Rodgers confirmed that midfielder James Maddison “must be best” for the approaching Norwich City clash with Harvey Barnes returning to education. Left-returned Ryan Bertrand need to be again in complete education subsequent week in what is going to be a lift for the side that presently sits 9th on the table.
