Leicester's owner is due to attend his first game in over six weeks as the spotlight intensifies on boss Brendan Rodgers ahead of Monday’s derby.
Rodgers' side are bottom of the Premier League after six straight defeats - the Foxes' worst start to a top-flight season since 1983/84.
Their defence has conceded more goals than any back-line ever in the Premier League after seven games, including 11 in the last two games.
Northern Irish coach Rodgers is now the bookmakers' favourite to be the next top-flight manager to leave his role amid mounting unrest among fans ahead of Monday’s local derby with promoted Nottingham Forest.
