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The director of Leicester City, Ruud Van Nistelrooy, has ax one of his senior players after the midfielder refused to compromise on his 100 -thousand journey in training, according to reports.
The Dutchman was allegedly involved in a stormy confrontation with the former international of England Harry Winks after having rejected a request for a night once a week on the Foxes training ground in the north of Leicestershire.
According to the Telegraph, Winks, 29, is one of the three senior leicester players who travel more than 90 miles every day to the club’s Seagrave training base.
The newspaper claims that the former Tottenham star, who joined Leicester for costs of 10 million pounds sterling in July 2023, has his own private reasons to commute nearly 100 miles in training every day – a trip authorized by the former boss of Foxes Enzo Maresca.
Van Nistelrooy, who was appointed new Leicester manager in November following Steve Cooper’s bag, would consider the journey as indiscipline and wanted wink to spend the night at the training base to help preparation before the club’s premier league conflict with the title champions of Man City on Wednesday.
The training base of 100 million pounds sterling in Leicester is equipped with accommodation at the hotel, as well as a golf course of nine holes.
The director of Leicester City, Ruud Van Nistelrooy, dropped one of his senior players after the English midfielder refused to compromise on his 100 -mile trip to training
Harry Winks is one of the three fox stars that travel more than 90 miles in training
It is understood that Winks’s trip to training was authorized by the former boss of Foxs Enzo Maresca
With Van Nistelrooy wishing to turn the fortune of his team in the middle of a lamentable borehole, he had his Leicester team train in the afternoon before returning to another session the next morning.
Winks, who has played 25 games in all Leicester competitions this season and presented the bench in the last three fox games before Wednesday, was chopped with the Van Nistelrooy team for the Etihad shock.
Sources close to the telegraph say that Van Nistelrooy’s confrontation with wink has been heated, the Dutch only speaking recently about his eagerness to register high standards for the King Power.
Leicester underwent a 2-0 defeat against the teams of Pep Guardiola overnight, with goals from Jack Grenish and Omar Marmoush dismisses the club to their 21st defeat of the Premier League campaign.
Sitting at the 19th and 12 points drifting security, Van Nistelrooy has a seismic task on his hands to win Leicester’s survival with only eight games to play.
It is not yet known if Winks will return to the Leicester team for Monday’s match against Newcastle.
The boss of Sheffield on Wednesday Danny Rohl is a possible target for Leicester threatened by relegation if Van Nistelrooy leaves in summer.
Asked about his future last month, Van Nistelrooy said: “I signed a contract for two more years after this one.
The Dutchman considers that Winks’ movements as indiscipline and wanted the player to spend the night at the Leicester training base to help prepare before facing Manchester City
Sheffield boss Wednesday Danny Rohl is a possible target for Leicester, threatened by relegation
“I knew when I arrived what was the challenge and how difficult it could be. I had aware and I got involved in this future.
But if he and Leicester separate, Mail Sport understands that Rohl would be important in the thoughts of the club. The German did a good job on Wednesday, putting them in safety last season during his first senior role.
This quarter, the 35-year-old man kept the owls away from trouble and with an external chance of the play-offs.
Rohl, who would have an important remuneration clause in his contract, impressed the recruitment chief of Foxes Martyn Glover when the two worked in Southampton.
The manager would also be a competitor for the role of saints, if Ivan Juric goes in summer.
