As the summer transfer window draws near Leicester City know they have a battle on their hand to keep hot in demand Nigerian midfielder Wilfred Ndidi at the club.
Ndidi is seen as the next big sale of the club to keep up their tradition of selling at least one big player every summer to raise funds to buy other players to help them stay competitive.
The Nigerian has built a reputation of one of the most consistent defensive midfielder in the English Premier League with his ability really coming to live the last two seasons under coach Brendan Rodgers.
Leicester City are willing to cash in on the 24 year old but at the same time they are not willing to back down on their £80 million valuation which will no doubt prove to be too much for most teams who have shown interest in acquiring the Nigerian.
However that doesn’t include the trio of PSG, Real Madrid and Barcelona due to their financial strength which has helped them sign players many teams see as too expensive.
The aforementioned trio have all been credited with an interest in Ndidi but for now no team has officially lodge a bid but all of that is expected to change at the end of this season particularly if Leicester fails to qualify for the Champions League.