Van Nistelrooy dismisses sack fears amid Leicester's seven-game losing streak

Leicester City manager Ruud van Nistelrooy has downplayed fears of being sacked after a dismal run of seven consecutive Premier League losses, leaving the team in the relegation zone. He emphasized his focus on improving the team's performance and unity rather than worrying about his job security, stating, "I’m focused on getting this team out of the situation, that’s my only concern." The Foxes are currently two points from safety ahead of their match against Tottenham, and another loss would equal a club record for consecutive defeats. Van Nistelrooy reassured fans that key midfielder Wilfred Ndidi is not for sale despite interest from Monaco, highlighting Ndidi's importance to the squad. He acknowledged the team's struggles but expressed confidence that they will overcome this period with commitment and character. Leicester's transfer activity remains limited, with only one signing so far in the current window, as the manager looks to strengthen the squad.