Leicester City's Kyle Ismaacchi has been ruled out for the rest of the season after sustaining a serious knee injury during their match against Watford on Sunday.

Ismaacchi, who is currently recovering from his latest surgery, was unable to play in the game due to the severity of his injury and will be out for at least three months.

The news comes as Leicester City prepares for another busy period ahead with matches against Manchester United, Liverpool, and Chelsea next week.

Ismaacchi's absence will be a blow to the team's squad, but they have already shown resilience and determination throughout the season so far.

Manager Mikel Arteta praised his player's contribution to the team and said that he would continue to work with him to get back into the lineup.

"It's disappointing for our fans to see this happen," Arteta said. "I'm sure it's tough for Kyle, but we've got to get through this and hope that he can come back."

Despite the setback, the club remains optimistic about the future of the midfielder and is committed to keeping him fit until the end of the season.

It's not yet clear when Ismaacchi will be ready to return to action, but the club is confident that he will be able to make a full recovery soon enough.

In the meantime, the team will continue to work hard to prepare for the upcoming fixtures and ensure that they are well-prepared to face any challenges that may arise.

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