SAD NEWS — English FA Punish Leicester City for 3 crucial games vs Coventry, West Brom and Wrexham as sanction hit Fox after…

We are examining the present situation of the Leicester City squad right now. That’s because the Foxes have a crucial fixture this weekend.

West Midlanders Coventry City head to the East Midlands to take on a rival side. The encounter is commonly referred to by players and fans as the ‘M69 derby’.

But before that Championship showdown, we want to share LCFC injury reports and suspension details with the Blue Army supporters. A brief round-up, if you will. And while there’s plenty of encouraging news, a potentially key Fox is also set to miss three matches.

Why is the young talent sidelined? Can City manage without him? And we outline who else is unavailable in head coach Marti Cifuentes’ lineup.

Positive Leicester City injury update
It has been mentioned that Cifuentes commands an oversized roster. Thirty-one players to pick from is quite excessive and, in my view, a misuse of ability and wages. But that topic is really for another day.

The King Power Stadium will again host Leicester versus Coventry on Saturday midday. This will be a tense clash for both sets of fans; I’m wagering that neutrals will find the contest entertaining, though.

LCFC have only three players sidelined at the moment, which is a boost. Victor Kristiansen adds another lift; he is now back in training. Louis Page has returned as well.

Ben Nelson travelled to Oxford United with the group yet wasn’t required for the matchday squad. Meanwhile, new goalkeeper Fran Vieites is approaching full fitness and will soon take over the No.2 role.

Suspension news as Fox to miss three games


It’s unfortunate for Aaron Ramsey. The debutant was sent off at Oxford and will now serve a suspension. He is ruled out for three consecutive domestic fixtures. I’m confident Ramsey will eventually show his value; cover is available.

“Ramsey will now be banned for three matches, and will miss important games against Coventry, West Brom and Wrexham” – [Leicester Mercury]

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