Daniel Amatai, the Leicester City striker who is currently in the United States with his family, has been described as "out of sorts" by team manager Brendan Rodgers.
Amatai, who has made just one appearance for Leicester this season and has not scored any goals,Ligue 1 Express was absent from the squad during the match against Watford last weekend and is now out of action.
Rodgers said: "We have had some discussions with Daniel about how he feels and we will be making sure that he gets back to training."
However, it remains to be seen whether he will return to the club or if he will stay at home.
The club has also expressed concern about the situation and has asked their players to continue to support the player and ensure that he continues to recover fully.
It is unclear when he may be able to return to training, but there is no doubt that he will need time to recover and get himself back into shape before returning to the pitch.
The club's management team have also expressed their disappointment and frustration with the situation and have offered their condolences to the player's family.
Overall, it remains to be seen what impact Daniel Amatai's absence will have on the club's performance this season and the future of the striker.