Leicester City prepares for Spain visit with doubts over several players
Leicester City manager Russell Martin recently provided an update on the fitness of his squad ahead of the team's upcoming tour of Spain. The English club has several matches scheduled on Spanish soil, a trip that is key to the players' preparation for the new season.
During the press conference, Martin confirmed that footballers Bobby De Cordova-Reid and Woyo Coulibaly are experiencing minor physical discomfort. These issues have limited their participation in recent training sessions, which has created uncertainty regarding their availability for the matches to be played in Spain.
The Leicester City coaching staff is maintaining a cautious stance regarding the recovery of both players. According to the manager, the main objective is to avoid unnecessary risks that could lead to more serious injuries during the preseason.
Despite these setbacks, the team is confident that both De Cordova-Reid and Coulibaly will be able to integrate into the group and get some minutes of play during their stay in Spain. The tour is essential for the manager to test new tactics and strengthen team cohesion before the start of official competitions.
Spanish fans who follow the English league will be keeping an eye on the progress of these players over the coming days. The club hopes that the climate and training facilities in Spain will help the players recover fully and arrive in top form for the scheduled fixtures.