Is it possible to use Jamie Vardy and Kelechi Iheanacho as a strike partnership in some situation? Indeed, they can work well together and have on a few occasions throughout the years. But there’s never really much potential because all of the managers on Filbert Way use a one-centreforward system. You seldom saw the two together until Leicester was trying to win games in injury time every now and then. Sadly. Which Fox is actually Enzo Maresca’s favorite choice for the lone striker position is the actual query. Furthermore, none exist. Or, more precisely, there are presently two first-choice stars for the King Power club holding that position.
The Italian finally refused to pick between the two, and it appears that the Foxes have benefited from this decision overall and this season in particular. In a recent interview, the former Manchester City coach gave an explanation of his selecting process. Maresca thinks the former international for England is better in the box. Iheanacho, however, is thought to be superior at link-up play. In essence, the LCFC gaffer said that he will keep switching up the attackers; there was a suggestion that the decision had to do with constantly shifting opposition.
Pundit doesn’t consider Leicester City promotion a certainty following Leeds United defeat
A return to Premier League football for Leicester in 2024/25 is not a foregone conclusion, according to David Prutton. That is in spite of a blistering start to the 2023/24 campaign for the east Midlands side.
Naturally, the Championship commentator suggests there are plenty of fixtures remaining. In addition to that, Prutton says that, despite being the ‘standout performers’ thus far, Leeds showed other teams that there is a way to beat the league leaders.
