Riyad Mahrez Happy To Continue Leicester City ‘Adventure’

Last season’s PFA Player of the Year ended speculation over his future by signing a new four-year deal this week.

Leicester looked vulnerable defensively against a makeshift Hull side and also struggled up front, with Jamie Vardy missing three good chances.

All the players have said congratulations.

“I’m like you, in life it is very hard to know”. Now it’s important to stay together.

“He had an operation and he played in the Euros, so it is normal that he should build up slowly”, said Ranieri.

The Italian is determined to keep Jeff Schlupp but West Brom are preparing another bid for the Ghana global having had a £12million offer rejected. The Baggies are preparing another offer for the Ghana global.

“No, no, no. We have only to prove to ourselves that we are stronger, that we want to win, ” Ranieri said.

“Of course he, we have blocked the ankle, he is not happy”. It is always good news. ‘We have only to prove to ourselves that we are stronger, that we want to win, ‘ he added.

Ranieri will be boosted by the return of defender Robert Huth after his three-match ban for violent conduct following a tangle with Marouane Fellaini at Manchester United at the end of last season.

Leicester City boss Claudio Ranieri is confident that midfielder Danny Drinkwater will soon put pen to paper on a new deal.

“Maybe I will take a gamble on bringing them back early but I have 48 hours to decide”, Wenger told his press conference.

Likewise, Arsenal will be depending on their wealth of worldwide experience in the form of Alexis Sanchez and Mesut Ozil to stabilise the ship and launch an assault on the Premier League title.

“He has been outstanding”. Last year, we won the league.

“If you consider the number of goals and assists he had, he had the best combination in the league”.

With Wes Morgan standing out at the heart of the defense, Leicester sported a relentless work rate reminiscent of last season, something which they lacked in their 2-1 season-opening loss at Hull.

“What matters is that once you commit somewhere you give 100 per cent, that is what it is to be professional, he has made a decision to stay at Leicester and I respect that fully”.

The Frenchman was keen to strengthen his defensive ranks even before injuries sidelined both Per Mertesacker and Gabriel – while Laurent Koscielny has been given an extended rest having reached the Euro 2016 final with France.