Leicester City has received three fitness boosts ahead of their upcoming game against Arsenal this weekend, which promises to be a crucial match for both teams.

Leicester City manager Ruud van Nistelrooy is set to welcome three injured players back into his squad for Arsenal’s visit on Saturday, according to a report.Photo by Julian Finney/Getty

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Leicester City can take plenty of positives from their FA Cup defeat to Manchester United when they resume their battle against Premier League relegation versus Arsenal.

Wilfred Ndidi's return from injury has been a boost for the team and Van Nistelrooy explained: "It starts with his personality, which is excellent. Then it is his leadership and his playing capabilities. He has an enormous reach on the pitch, on and off the ball. The complete package of him as a character and a player has lifted the team."

Leicester City are all set to host Arsenal on matchday 25 of the Premier League 2024-25 edition. The Foxes are in the relegation zone.

He could now return to the squad this weekend, when Arsenal travel to Leicester. “Ben has been training more regularly now, so we have to still manage a lot his load,” said Mikel Arteta. “But he is going to be available,

So, I accept that we can’t keep referring back to January. We have all made our points, but we can’t change the past. Like our manager, we must make the best of what we have until the summer.

Ruud van Nistelrooy insists Arsenal have a deep enough squad to cope with the absence of Kai Havertz’s ahead of their Premier League match against Leicester City on Saturday. Mikel Arteta’s side were dealt a huge blow this week as Havertz was ruled out for the remainder of the season with a hamstring injury.

Ruud van Nistelrooy has confirmed that three of his injured Leicester players are in contention to return against Arsenal. Leicester welcome Premier League title challengers Arsenal to the King Power Stadium looking to bounce back f rom a rather controversial FA Cup fourth round exit to Manchester United.