Van Nistelrooy will fight with the team to the end and will never give up

Despite the precarious situation of Premier League relegation, Leicester City coach Ruud van Nistelrooy still stressed that the team will never give up even if it is relegated before the last round of the season.

Currently, Leicester City is in the relegation zone, having not scored a goal in the last seven league games, suffering seven consecutive defeats, and falling to 19th place, 12 points away from the safety zone. With only eight games left in the league, their hope of staying in the league is becoming increasingly slim. However, before the crucial battle against Newcastle on Monday, Van Nistelrooy stated that the team would never give up.

"From a mathematical point of view, we still have a chance, so we have the responsibility to keep fighting. But even when the moment comes that it is theoretically hopeless, we still have to fight and we will not stop," Van Nistelrooy said firmly.

"We have to fight for this club, for this shirt, for our own dignity, to prove to the outside world that we are still capable of competing in the Premier League and doing better than we are now."

"This is a battle I am willing to go through with the team. I hope we can always be united and face challenges together. We must give our best every day and contribute energy to turning the situation around."

"I will not run away. I want to fight with the team to the end. Monday's game is our chance to prove ourselves again."

As the relegation situation becomes increasingly severe, Van Nistelrooy's attitude undoubtedly conveys an unyielding belief to the team and fans. However, whether Leicester City can stage a miraculous comeback in the Premier League still requires them to prove themselves with actual performance in the next game.