Leicester City defender Caleb Okoli has been ruled out for the remainder of the season, dealing a further setback to the club as they head into the final stretch of a difficult campaign.
The centre-back will play no further part in Leicester’s remaining fixtures, with the club confirming he will not return before the end of the season.

It is another blow to a side already battling injury problems and inconsistency at a crucial stage of the year.
Okoli’s absence leaves a gap in the defensive line at a time when stability has been hard to come by, forcing the coaching staff to reassess their options for the final run of games. His physical presence and defensive reliability had been viewed as important assets in the squad’s rotation.
Although no specific recovery timeline has been outlined, the focus is now expected to shift towards rehabilitation and preparation for the next campaign, with Leicester keen to ensure he returns fully fit for pre-season.
Supporters will see the news as another frustrating development in a season that has already tested patience, with defensive injuries repeatedly disrupting momentum and selection consistency.
Club medical staff are expected to continue monitoring his progress closely, with further updates likely in the coming weeks as part of his recovery plan.
For Leicester, attention now turns to coping without another key option as they attempt to steady results in the closing stages of the season.