Report: Leicester City Reach Recall Decision on Loan Star After Injury Update
Leicester City Decide the Future of Promising Young Loan Star
Leicester City has had a quiet transfer window this winter, with just one signing made so far.
Ruud van Nistelrooy is keen on bringing in five new players this month, but progress has been slow.
Woyo Coulibaly joined from Parma last week, while Tom Cannon, who was recalled earlier this month, seems set to join Sheffield United.
Additionally, stars like Wout Faes could also depart during this period.
Strengthening the defense remains a priority for the Foxes, and one promising young player could soon become available.

Oxford United’s Decision on Leicester’s Ben Nelson
Leicester youngster Ben Nelson was thriving during his loan spell at Championship side Oxford United before an injury brought him back to Leicester for recovery.
During his rehabilitation, Nelson was seen with Ricardo Pereira, but as he nears full fitness, a decision has been made regarding his potential return to Oxford.
Oxford United, now managed by former Leicester defender Gary Rowett, is eager to have Nelson back.
Rowett told Oxford Mail, “Ben Nelson is making good progress with Leicester, and we’d be hoping to get him back at some point, maybe mid-February or the end of February.
We’ll wait and see because it’s down to them when it’s appropriate.”
A Long-Term Asset for Leicester
Ben Nelson is among the most highly regarded players in Leicester’s academy.
At just 20 years old, he had hoped that consistent game time in the Championship would prepare him to compete for a first-team spot at the King Power Stadium next season.

Although his injury has been a minor setback, there is still plenty of time left in the season for him to make an impact.
If Nelson performs well upon his return, he could save Leicester millions by addressing their defensive issues internally.
Given the team’s current struggles at the back, the opportunity to integrate a talented prospect like Nelson into the squad could prove invaluable in the long term.



