Leicester boss Ruud Van Nistelrooy denies he was shocked by the Foxes' inability to spend in the transfer window and says they have to cope with "restrictions".

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, the manager of Leicester City, has confirmed that Wilfred Ndidi would be available in the squad for The post Van Nistelrooy Declares Ndidi Fit To Face Man United first appeared on Africa Top Sports.

Van Nistelrooy will return to United having had a spell as interim manager earlier this season: "It's special to go back there, with the history as a player, an assistant manager and caretaker manager. It is part of me and always will be, but the focus is on my players and my team, to get the best of them and show what we're about."

Wilfred Ndidi is in contention to face Manchester United in the Emirates FA Cup this weekend, according to Leicester City manager, Ruud van Nistelrooy. The Foxes will be guests of Manchester United in a fourth round tie at the Old Trafford on Friday night.