Leicester manager, Brendan Rodgers, believes Manchester City will use their shock European ban to inspire them to a successful end to the season.
Pep Guardiola’s side were hit with a two-year suspension from the Champions League and Europa League and fined 30 million euros by UEFA on Friday for alleged breaches of Financial Fair Play regulations.
Second placed City, who plan to appeal against the suspension, beat West Ham 2-0 on Wednesday to four points clear of third placed Leicester in the Premier League table. “It will galvanise them as a squad, these types of situations where there are questions around the club,” Rodgers told reporters on Thursday.“They’ll want to show no matter what the issues are, they’re still very talented players.
Meanwhile, Rodgers denied Leicester have made any approach to sign Liverpool midfielder Adam Lallana.
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