Seamus Coleman is in line for a huge ovation from
Everton fans this evening when the Blues welcome Leicester to Goodison Park.
Coleman has been absent for 10 months after suffering a horrendous double leg break after a poor challenge from Neil Taylor during the Republic of Ireland's goalless draw with Wales back in March last year.
The likable right-back returned to Under-23s action earlier this month and could be part of Sam Allardyce's squad that host Claude Puel's Foxes on Wednesday night.
Ahead of the game, thousands of flags have been placed on the seats at Goodison Park in an effort to give Coleman a hero's welcome on his potential comeback.
BBC commentator Connor McNamara tweeted a picture of the flags on Wednesday afternoon.
He tweetd: "Welcome Back Seamus...
"Just arrived at Goodison Park for @BBCMOTD. They have placed these flags on thousands of seats to welcome back @seamiecoleman23."
Coleman expressed his delight after his Under-23s appearance last week, saying: "I’ve been looking forward to that moment for the last few months - just being able to get the kit on, doing up the shin-pads, rolling my socks up and walking out there.