Leicester move important to my career – Ndidi - Punch Newspapers

has revealed that his move to Leicester City has been vital to his career,Ndidi joined the Foxes for £17m from Belgian side Genk in January 2017 and the Nigerian admits he owes to Claudio Ranieri who made him his first signing under his reign at the Foxes.t.Ndidi who made his return from injury against Spartak Moscow a fortnight ago also sent Ranieri – now coach at Watford a heartfelt message thanking the Italian for bringing him to the Foxes.

“I’m very grateful to him because he gave me the opportunity to come to Leicester and play in the Premier League for the first time,” he continued. Ranieri was appointed Watford boss at the start of October and has picked up six points so far with victories over Everton and Manchester United and the 24-year-old is wary of the Hornets form.

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