Leicester City striker Jamie Vardy's numbers, the trophies he has won and his individual honours prove he will go down in history as one of the greatest to play in the Premier League, manager Ruud van Nistelrooy said on Friday.

Jeremy Monga has impressed in his recent substitute appearances, with the winger putting out his "best performance" against Nottingham Forest last weekend. Van Nistelrooy added: "You can see him growing into these opportunities. He is a young lad that also has to adapt to playing in these kinds of atmospheres."

Van Nistelrooy has been effusive in his praise of the legendary striker. First up is Ruud van Nistelrooy, who could be taking charge of his final Leicester home game against fellow relegated side Ipswich on Sunday. The Dutchman has confirmed there is no fresh injury concerns for his side, and Ricardo Pereira could make a return.