Nigeria international midfielder Wilfred Ndidi could be one of the players the club will allow to leave in the summer if an offer that matches their valuation is met by any interested team, OGN reports.
Ndidi is among the players who will go into next season with a year left om their deal and the club will be keen on cashing in on him with no talks about an extension for the 25 year old Nigerian.
His last contract extension was in 2014 and with injuries and fitness issues reducing his impact this season, it is speculated that he will be allowed to leave the club in the summer as opposed to previous years where he was seen as untouchable.
Two seasons ago, Leicester City through manager Brendan Rodgers rated the Nigerian as an £80m and above signing but heading into the summer, they are open to a bid in the region of around £30m.
His Nigerian compatriot at the club Kelechi Iheanacho isn’t quite sure of his future as well despite his recent run of form. He also has a year left on his deal at the club and there has been no talks over an extension.