‘Kante is a machine but I see myself as Ndidi’ – Leicester City star dismisses comparison

The Nigeria universal has tended to the correlation among him and the French midfielder who left King Power Stadium in 2016 to join Chelsea

Leicester City midfielder Wilfred Ndidi has depicted himself as an alternate player from Chelsea midfielder N'Golo Kante who he sees as a machine.

The 23-year-old moved to England in January 2017 to fill the void left by Kante following his transition to Chelsea in the late spring of 2016.

Prior to his leave, the France universal assumed a significant job in the midfield to help Leicester City win the 2015-16 Premier League title.

Ndidi has been assuming a comparative job for the Foxes since 2017, and he is evaluated as perhaps the best tackler in England, in any case, he said he is attempting to play his game and help the group.

"I've generally considered myself to be Ndidi, I need to be viewed as Ndidi," the Super Eagles midfielder said in an Instagram live.

"Kante is an extraordinary player, in the event that you see the manner in which he plays, you'll know he's a machine.

"The guidance I got directly from the time while I was playing that position is simply act naturally.

"Each player has his own quality, it's not every person that can resemble Ronaldo or Messi, everyone has his own specific manner.