Leicester Boss Defends Playing Ndidi 13 Days After Knee Surgery
Brendan Rodgers has defended the club's decision to field Wilfred Ndidi just 13 days after the player underwent knee surgery.
In the previous month, Ndidi, a key player with the highest tackle rate in the Premier League, underwent a knee operation. He was back in action almost two weeks later, with Rodgers describing his recovery as "incredible".
After just two appearances against West Ham and Aston Villa, Ndidi's knee inflamed, leading to him being ruled out for the upcoming clash with Manchester City, making it the third consecutive match he has missed due to the injury.
Football pundits and experts have criticized Rodgers' swift decision to bring back Ndidi, but the former Liverp...