Ndidi: We'll Just Keep Working
- Leicester City welcome Watford to King Power Stadium in the Premier League (7:30pm kick-off)
- The Foxes go into the clash on the back of their sixth consecutive top-flight victory
- Midfielder Wilfred Ndidi outlines the importance of hard work behind City's success so far
- Live coverage of the clash is available for free on LCFC Radio from 4:30pm on Wednesday
Brendan Rodgers' men are second in the Premier League after 14 outings and, following Sunday's last-gasp victory over Everton, they have won their last seven matches in all competitions.
Ndidi, who has only missed one of City's top-flight games so far this season, outlined the hard-working foundations which Rodgers has built beneath their excellent start to the 2019/20 campaign.
When asked if the sky is the limit for Leicester this season, the Nigeria international replied: "The sky is the starting point at this moment because there are spaces beyond the sky.
"We are actually working towards something and I hope everything goes well, as it’s going, and we just keep working, which is very, very important.
"We’ll see how everything goes, but the most important thing at the moment is the next game, so we’ll see.
"It’s something that will just keep going and going and going. We’re still growing because there’s so many things to learn, you know.
"It’s just something we have to be ready for and we’ve made up our mind and this is our job, this is what we have to do.
"So, if we have a manager who has the exposure and has the information to give to us, we just work towards it."
Goals: Leicester City 2 Everton 1
Enjoy both goals from Leicester City's 2-1 victory over Everton at King Power Stadium in the Premier League.
Looking ahead to the challenge posed by Watford, who will be overseen by Hayden Mullins on Wednesday, Ndidi says the Foxes feel prepared for the contest.
"I would say that it doesn’t come that easy," he continued. "We have to work for it. We’ve been working for it, we have to work for it, stay focused, and be determined.
"We just work towards it and then let’s see how the game goes, but the manager, he sees the game and then he makes the formation. Before the game, we’re always ready."