Wilfred Ndidi, a midfielder for Leicester City, acknowledges that making the switch to a more offensive midfield position has not been easy.
The 26-year-old helped Jamie Vardy score his second goal of the contest as Leicester defeated Blackburn 4-1 to increase their lead atop the Championship.
Ndidi told Sky Sports, “It was a difficult game to start with. “We maintained our composure and we prevailed; coming here, it’s challenging to win, but we did.”
Ndidi has excelled thus far this season in his new position as the number 8, but the midfielder acknowledges it hasn’t come naturally to him. “Of course, it’s just a process; I’m still getting used to the role, but I’ll just keep playing and going,” he stated.
It’s challenging transitioning from a different role; all I want is to be with my team. It’s been great with my teammates’ and the gaffer’s assistance.
With a beautiful cross, Ndidi set up Vardy for the game’s second goal. The midfielder credited his captain with making the assist appear better than it actually was.
I saw his run and I just knew he was going to be there, but he made it seem even better,” Ndidi added. I am aware of his ability; he will either hit it once or take a touch, as he did with the previous one.
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Only 13 minutes after entering the game as a replacement, McAteer pulled up in the penalty area of the opposing team while through on goal. He stumbled away, and it is now anticipated that the boy may be sidelined for up to six weeks.
After the game, the academy graduate posted a message to his teammates and fans. Fans of Leicester have showered him with encouragement and best wishes after reading his post.
On X, now known as Twitter, McAteer wrote: “Proud of the boys today. 3 points at a challenging location. Gutted to have sustained this harm; now to heal and return to play.
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We’re going to miss you for sure, one City supporter retorted. the academy’s biggest source of light this year. Rest up, and we’ll see you soon.
