Brendan Rodgers hopes Jamie Vardy will not be sidelined for long after Leicester's leading scorer limped off during 4-1 win against West Ham.
Vardy was hurt while chasing a pass in the first half at the King Power Stadium on Wednesday.
He was treated for several minutes before trying to resume playing, a move which lasted just seconds before he again fell to the turf clutching his leg.
This time the 33-year-old was forced to come off as Kelechi Iheanacho replaced him in a game where Leicester were leading 2-0 at half-time.
Vardy is the Premier League's top scorer with 17 goals this term and would be huge miss if he is out for an extended period.
But, speaking after the match, Rodgers said: "It is not his hamstring which is good. Hopefully over the next couple of days it will ease off and he will be fit. "Jamie is a real talisman for the team but if we are going to have success it is about the team.
"He hasn't played for us in a number of games and the team has still played well but of course we want him fit and well. He is such a good player and we hope it is not too serious."
Rodgers' side are third in the Premier League as they bid to qualify for next season's Champions League via a top four finish.
While Vardy has retired from international duty, his fine form had prompted suggestions England manager Gareth Southgate might try to tempt him back into the fold ahead of Euro 2020.
Southgate has been hit by injuries to strikers Harry Kane and Marcus Rashford in recent weeks.
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