Ranieri backs Vardy for England

Bury striker Leon Clarke and midfielder Kelvin Etuhu are both back in contention as the Shakers take on Premier League Leicester in the second round of the Capital One Cup at Gigg Lane.

Tack on the final nine games of last season’s miracle relegation escape and The Foxes have picked up 29 points form the last 36.

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“For us, it’s important to start well because the confidence grows and the link between me and the squad grows”. “He never gives up and I love this kind of player“, the 63-year-old Italian was quoted as saying by Sky Sports. “Now this is the right moment for the others to show their strengths, ‘ Ranieri, dubbed the ‘Tinkerman” during his first stint in England with Chelsea, told Leicester’s website.

“I want to improve him in the offensive line”.

“But it is important”.

‘Italy is a tactical land and I want to blend their skill with my tactical mind.

It’s no surprise that Ranieri is reluctant to even consider parting with the 24-year-old, considering Mahrez is now top of the Premier League’s scoring charts and Leicester sit in second place in the early stages of the season.

“It is important to start well and then you don’t know what could happen”.

And former Chelsea boss Ranieri has said that there is no figure that would convince Leicester to sell him, adding that he is working hard to help the former Le Havre man become a better player.

Ranieri revealed: “Now I change everything, now I am the true Tinkerman”.

“A lot of people dismiss the cups these days but unfairly so”.

“Everyone is staying. We don’t need the money”.

“The chance to play at Wembley is there and it is a good opportunity for us to get it on our CV”.