Van Nistelrooy has given Leicester an identity, and performances – especially from the midfield – have been good. Defensive issues and individual errors persist, though, and the lack of signings in January, alongside injuries to key players, makes his job even more challenging.

Leicester City manager Ruud van Nistelrooy admitted that Arsenal were better in two key areas after their 2-0 win in the Premier League.

Leicester City lost another game, this time on Friday night against Brentford, and that meant that the Foxes set a new all-time record.It’s not been the best season for the Midlands-based side and

The Dutchman's curious reluctance to instigate tactical change, or hand Facundo Buonanotte more game time, is undermining his position