Leicester City striker Leonardo Ulloa will reconsider his future at the club in the summer.

The Argentine struggled for playing time in the first half of the season under manager Claudio Ranieri and publicly stated his desire to leave the club in January.

In the end, he was forced to stay at the King Power Stadium against his will.

However, his situation has improved since Craig Shakespeare has taken charge of the club, and now the 30-year-old is even ready to reconsider his future in the East Midlands.

Ulloa said: "After Claudio was gone I recovered over my injuries and get back to the team.

"It has been different since Shakey got the team.

"Afterwards it was a good reaction from the group and changed the dynamic.

"I say to Shakey I am training well, if I have the opportunity I try to give my best.

"He understands me and I understand what he wants from me.

"After that I am training hard to have an opportunity to play. I always enjoy when I play.

"I will see at the end of the season what happens.

"We have six games and we have to finish the better performances.

"After that we will think about my situation."