Leicester City’s dismal Premier League campaign continued with a 3-0 loss to Wolves at Molineux. Manager Ruud van Nistelrooy was scathing in his assessment of his team’s performance, citing a lack of intensity and easy ball losses.
The defeat marked another low point for Leicester, who were already relegated last weekend. Matheus Cunha scored the opening goal, and Jamie Vardy had a penalty saved by Jose Sa, which could have changed the game’s momentum.
Van Nistelrooy admitted that his team’s performance wasn’t good enough, highlighting issues with intensity, duels, and ball losses. He made changes at halftime but couldn’t spark any improvements.
The Dutch manager acknowledged that his team wasn’t at the same level as the 17 teams above them in the table and emphasized the need to accept reality and move forward. With four games left, Leicester aims to salvage some pride from the season.
Van Nistelrooy’s own future is uncertain, having won just three of his 23 matches in charge since November. Despite this, he emphasized the importance of motivation and focus for the remaining games, particularly with Jamie Vardy’s final matches for the club.
