Talking points from Leicester City's 2-1 defeat to Manchester United, looking at the performance of the team and the individual displays of Ndidi, Okoli, and El Khannouss

Ruud van Nistelrooy has no plans to leave Leicester City any time soon despite a disappointing January transfer window.

Questions were posed amid the lack of transfer business, with the Dutchman walking away from his job at PSV Eindhoven because of a lack of support from the board

Ruud van Nistelrooy's Leicester City will face Man United tonight in the FA Cup 4th round at Old Trafford. Rúben Amorim has explained why the Dutchman couldn't stay.

Case in point, on Friday the fourth-round of the 2024/25 edition of the world's oldest cup competition kicked off with 13-time winners and current holders Manchester United hosting 2021 winners Leicester City.

Since a positive start to life at the King Power Stadium, Ruud van Nistelrooy has presided over a Leicester side that have lost eight of their last nine Premier League games; has the Dutchmans arrival made a difference?

Ruben Amorim has explained his decision to not keep Ruud van Nistelrooy as part of his coaching staff at Manchester United. Van Nistelrooy was initially brought in as part of Erik ten Hag ’s coaching team last the summer but following the Dutchman’s sacking he was asked to step in as interim manager.

Dutchman who returned to football as United's No 2 last summer is now back at Old Trafford with a Leicester team labouring against the drop

Leicester City manager, Ruud van Nistelrooy has lavished praise on Wilfred Ndidi, following the midfielder’s impressive in the Emirates FA Cup defeat to Manchester United. Ndidi made his first appearance for the Foxes since sustaining a muscle injury in the 2-2 draw against Brighton Hove & Albion last December.