Leicester manager Brendan Rodgers insists he is not a "magician" as he battles to keep his team challenging for silverware.
The Foxes go to Newcastle in the Carabao Cup quarter-final on Tuesday night with Rodgers admitting his job is becoming trickier. He is hopeful of new recruits this month after Wout Faes was the only outfield signing last year - coming after the £70million departure of Wesley Fofana to Chelsea.
Newcastle's Saudi-led takeover in 2021 changed the dynamic in the Premier League and Rodgers feels the new money in the top flight has made it harder for teams like Leicester. "I think I’m a decent coach, but I’m not a magician," said the Foxes boss.