Jamie Vardy has been ruled out for up to four weeks with a hamstring problem as Leicester’s injury issues continue to worsen. Vardy – 35 next month – had complained of an issue during the Carabao Cup defeat at Liverpool last week and was rested for the Boxing Day trip to Manchester City. However, the striker went on to sustain the injury in Tuesday’s Premier League win at home to Liverpool. “Jamie will be out,” said Leicester manager Brendan Rodgers. “It could be the next three to four weeks. “It’s a hamstring. He could soldier on, which is what he wanted to do, but the scan has shown up as that.” Image: Jamie Vardy has scored 11 goals in 22 games this season Rodgers added he felt the packed festive schedule and the extra demands placed on players due to a rise in Covid cases had played a significant part in Vardy’s injury. “I think the fatigue element in that combination of games has probably led to it,” said Rodgers. “The players are not robots. People think, because t...