Super Eagles forward Kelechi Iheanacho has been informed by Man City Club manager Pep Guardiola that he will take part in the club's preseason tour of the United States of America.
The young striker has been subject of a transfer out of the club with many reporting Guardiola unwilling to primarily make use of the player next season.
Iheanacho has been told he will only be allowed to leave the club if a replacement is found by the club before the end of the ongoing summer transfer window.
Leicester City who have now emerged as the front runners to sign the prolific 20 year old will slap in another bid for the forward before the end of this month, as they continue their search for a replacement for want-away star Riyad Mahrez
Their first bid of around 22 million pounds with add-ons which will take the fee to 25 million pounds was turned down by Manchester City, as the club also need money from his sale to sign a replacement.
City reportedly want around 25 million pounds plus add-ons which will potentially rise the fee to 30 million pounds aside the issue of buy back clause, which they are insisting on.
Already the issue of the fee in the buy-back clause has stalled the interest from West Ham United, the first side to have put in a bid for the Nigerian striker.
The young striker has been subject of a transfer out of the club with many reporting Guardiola unwilling to primarily make use of the player next season.
Iheanacho has been told he will only be allowed to leave the club if a replacement is found by the club before the end of the ongoing summer transfer window.
Leicester City who have now emerged as the front runners to sign the prolific 20 year old will slap in another bid for the forward before the end of this month, as they continue their search for a replacement for want-away star Riyad Mahrez
Their first bid of around 22 million pounds with add-ons which will take the fee to 25 million pounds was turned down by Manchester City, as the club also need money from his sale to sign a replacement.
City reportedly want around 25 million pounds plus add-ons which will potentially rise the fee to 30 million pounds aside the issue of buy back clause, which they are insisting on.
Already the issue of the fee in the buy-back clause has stalled the interest from West Ham United, the first side to have put in a bid for the Nigerian striker.
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