For their trip to the Saints this week, LEICESTER City may be without up to three players, but defender Conor Coady might return.
The England international suffered an injury during preseason and has not yet made a competitive appearance for Enzo Maresca’s team.
Coady, 30, a former player for Wolves and Everton, missed the first few weeks of training but returned on schedule this week.
Coady, who is scheduled to play in the Championship for the first time since winning the league with Wolves in 2018, might find Friday night to be too early.
Dennis Praet
Dennis Praet, a 15-cap Belgian international who featured in Leicester’s opening two league games, will not be available.
In advance of the Foxes’ most recent match against Hull, Maresca announced that midfielder Praet had suffered a back injury and would be out for at least three months.
Alex Smithies, the club’s backup goalkeeper, is still sidelined as well, but he hasn’t played since joining in the summer.
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Former Leicester City defender Liam Moore has revealed how he always planned to return to the club following his exit in 2016, and actually put pen-to-paper on a new contract before sealing a permanent move away.
The now 30-year-old left the King Power Stadium in the summer of 2016, completing a permanent move to then Championship side Reading. The defender went on to become captain of the Royals, but left the club this summer at the end of his contract and remains a free agent.
Moore spent the first half of the 2015/16 season on loan with Bristol City, a move that he has revealed he regrets making. He returned in January and was around the club as they completed
The defender, who didn’t play in the Premier League that season but was still part of the club’s assault for the championship, has talked about what it was like to be present but not participate.
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There are several reasons why he remembered being on the field in tears when the trophy was lifted, he revealed in an interview with the BallersMindset Podcast. “One, it was amazing to see, I’m a Leicester fan, two, being gutted that I wasn’t involved and I feel that there was an
