Leicester City new buy, Kelechi Iheanacho, is back in training ahead of this weekend’s Premier League clash against Manchester United.
Iheanacho returned to training on Monday after missing the Foxes 2-0 win over Brighton & Hove Albion on Saturday.
The striker, who was suffering from toe injury, confirmed his return on his twitter handle @67Kelechi.
“Happy to be back on the pitch,” he tweeted.
Meanwhile, Leicester City manager Craig Shakespeare hopes the former Manchester City striker will be fit for the Premier League trip to play Manchester United on Saturday.
The £25 million signing saw a specialist last week after he was unable to run at full speed without pain in his toe.
“There are no real major problems, which was a bonus,” said Shakespeare. “When players get discomfort, you want that to settle down. Giving him a few days off the grass, we think we have enabled that.
“We would like to push him (Iheanacho) now to see if we can improve his fitness and that is the idea over the next three or four days.
“I think it would be too soon to throw him in tomorrow, but I think he would be capable of it.”
