Ruud van Nistelrooy set to shake up Leicester City’s lineup against Wolves.

The Foxes will be eager to secure three crucial points when they host Wolves at the King Power Stadium on Saturday.

Leicester City suffered a 4-0 defeat in their last Premier League match against Newcastle United, a result that delivered a significant blow to their confidence.

Manager Ruud van Nistelrooy must now rally his team to recover from the setback.

Leicester had initially shown promise under Van Nistelrooy, earning four points from his first two games in charge.

However, their heavy loss to Newcastle was a stark reminder of the challenges they face.

With Wolves also fighting to avoid relegation, this match is critical for Leicester to regain momentum.

A change in the starting lineup appears inevitable, with one player likely to be dropped.

Hamza Choudhury Unlikely to Start Against Wolves

Amid injuries and suspensions, Hamza Choudhury was handed his first Premier League start of the season last weekend.

He partnered with Oliver Skipp in midfield, but neither player performed effectively.

Despite their primary role being to shield Leicester’s fragile defense, the pair managed to register their first tackle only after 60 minutes.

Choudhury’s overall performance was underwhelming, and it seems likely that Van Nistelrooy will opt to leave him out of the starting lineup against Wolves.

Van Nistelrooy’s Options to Replace Choudhury

Choudhury’s inclusion against Newcastle was necessitated by the absence of key players, but Leicester could welcome back two important midfielders this weekend.

Boubakary Soumare, who missed the Newcastle game due to a one-match suspension for accumulating five yellow cards, is expected to return to the starting eleven.

Meanwhile, Harry Winks resumed training this week after recovering from an injury sustained during the 2-1 defeat to Chelsea last month.

Speaking in his pre-match press conference, Van Nistelrooy confirmed that Winks is fit and available for selection.

Both Winks and Soumare are strong candidates to start against Wolves, following the disappointing display by Skipp and Choudhury in the previous match.

Leicester will need a much-improved performance to overcome Wolves and keep their survival hopes alive.