Leicester boss Brendan Rodgers hopes Jonny Evans will stick with the club soon by signing a new contract.

The Northern Irish defender is expected to be transferred straight back to the team for Sunday's Premier League trip to Manchester City. CASINO Fun88 The 32-year-old Evans's return to fitness comes when interim midfielder Wilfred Ndidi will be out of action for up to three months due to a knee injury requiring surgery.
Evans is currently suspended from a match against former club Manchester United at the end of last season and has recovered from a thigh muscle strain while on international duty. Fun88

Despite being linked to a number of midfielders during the transfer window - including Burnley's James Tarkowski, St Etienne defender Wesley Fofana and Bayer Leverkusen's Jonathan Tah - Rodgers still wants to keep Evans, the STRONGER CASINO who has current contract. now expires in the summer of 2021.

Rodgers said: “Our intention is to pass until the end of the season, then Jonny's club and agent will start from there,” said Rodgers.
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""He is clearly a player that I would love to keep here. He has been absolutely excellent, not only in matches but also in training with standards and mentality.
"" Discussions will take place between Jonny's agent and the club, and hopefully we can find a solution to keep him on. ”

The permission for Evans to leave if a surprise bid comes first. when the transfer window ended it was ""absolutely no"" to Leicester boss. Rodgers added: ""I've always said he has a top-class brain, Jonny, and has great experience. CASINO Fun88NH He really helps the players around him as he plays. To have someone of that caliber around the training ground and in games for us is very important. it was never possible to underestimate his qualities and what he brings to us as a team, the way we perform, and I'm glad he's back. Fun88
As for Ndidi, Rodgers hopes he will return to stronger after his latest injury.
""Having to play last season was clearly a disappointment for him,"" said the Leicester boss.
""We know how he's recovered and his determination. We think that after the surgery, with this kind of injury we think he'll be able to play in about six to seven weeks, which is for lets him positive my fitness.
""It's a big blow, of course is so, because he is one of the defensive midfielder the best tournament and very important to the way we work But it is also an opportunity for others.