Leicester City full-back James Justin has sustained an injury and will not be available for two weeks.Justin, 23, had only just returned to action after a year out, having injured his right anterior cruciate ligament in an FA Cup tie against Brighton & Hove Albion last February.The Englishman was making his fourth start on his return when he had to be withdrawn half an hour into Sunday’s 2-2 draw with West Ham United.Speaking ahead of Leicester’s Europa Conference League tie against Danish side Randers, Leicester manager Brendan Rodgers said on Wednesday: “We’re also wary that he’s coming back from a long-term injury. The plan ironically was to play him at the weekend and give Luke (Thomas) a rest.“(Justin’s) probably going to be a couple of weeks. Thankfully, it’s not too serious but there’s a slight strain in there so he’ll miss a couple of weeks.”Rodgers also ruled out Ricardo Pereira from Thursday’s game, as well as giving an update on two of Leicester’s long-term absentees, Jamie Vardy and Wesley Fofana. Vardy has been out since December with hamstring issue, while Fofana injured his right fibula in August.“(Vardy is) working very well,” Rodgers added. “He’s probably a couple of weeks away, 10 days to two weeks. He’s out on the field, he’s running, he’s working and he’s looking very sharp, so hopefully soon. (Fofana) starts (training) on Friday.”(Photo: Plumb Images/Leicester City FC via Getty Images)
