Leicester manager surprises Ali Adnan with award for incredible community leadership in a special presentation at the Seagrave Training Ground

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."

Budding Leicester City boss Ruud van Nistelrooy continues to come to grips with life at the top of the English footballing pyramid after taking the reins at the KP Stadium.Since replacing Steve

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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?

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Leicester City manager, Ruud van Nistelrooy, has said Wilfred Ndidi’s return from injury has rubbed off positively on the team. Ndidi was previously sidelined for around two months with a muscle injury.