The wait is over: Leicester City have issued an official update confirming that the fans’ favourite has fully recovered from injury and will be available for selection in tomorrow’s fixture.

Leicester City find themselves entrenched in a relegation battle in the Championship, just a year after finishing 18th in the Premier League.

The Foxes are staring at the prospect of a second successive drop, currently sitting in the bottom three with only seven games left to preserve their status.

Gary Rowett, appointed in February, has been tasked with steering the club to safety, though a six-point deduction has made that challenge significantly tougher.

Leicester remain just one point adrift of safety as they scrap with Oxford United, Portsmouth and Blackburn Rovers to avoid the remaining relegation places. Sheffield Wednesday have already been condemned to League One.

Amid the tension, there has been a timely boost regarding Jordan James. The midfielder limped off during Wales’ play-off clash with Bosnia, raising concerns over his availability for the run-in. However, Rowett has moved to ease those fears.

“He’s come back for treatment,” said Rowett, via Leicestershire Live.
“He landed awkwardly.
“It’s not as sinister or serious as it first seemed.

“He hasn’t trained today but neither have a lot of the international lads.
“He’s one that we’ll have a discussion on.

“If you speak to JJ, he’s adamant he’ll be fit.
“We’ll have that conversation, and at least it will be a positive conversation.”
James, who has 10 goals this season, could yet prove decisive.