Ranieri is a guy you want to play for, says Duff

Leicester chief Claudio Ranieri is, just, a man you need to play for, previous Chelsea and Ireland winger Damien Duff said on Saturday. 

Ranieri marked Duff for Chelsea in 2003, a move endorsed by Roman Abramovich who had recently purchased the club, and the Italian has driven Leicester to the highest point of the Premier League table this season against every one of the chances. "This time last season they were base of the table, so I have not seen anything like that in any class, not to mention the Premier League, so he has made an astounding showing," the 36-year-old told Reuters. 

Subsequent to resigning in December, Duff is attempting to stay in shape and is taking his drilling identifications. He is set to begin contemplating for his "A" permit one week from now and would like to gain from Ranieri. "He just gets individuals playing and buckling down for him and that is a large portion of the fight when you are a football supervisor," Duff said. "You can see the fellowship inside of the squad and he has clearly made that and he is only a gentleman that you need to work for. 

"He's an incredible gentleman and he makes them play for him as should be obvious what is going on at Leicester City," said Duff who is playing in the Legends Cup in Moscow. Nobody expected it and I think I part of individuals still anticipate that him will not win the title, so it will enthusiasm to perceive how they wrap up." 

Leicester are five focuses clear at the top going into Sunday's amusement against third-put Arsenal, very much put to win the English top-flight title surprisingly after barely maintaining a strategic distance from transfer last season.