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Leicester City have reportedly turned down an offer in the region of £12m for Nigerian forward Ahmed Musa from Saudi Arabian club, Al Nasr.
The Foxes brought in Musa for £16.6m in 2016 from CSKA Moscow , but the Nigerian forward has failed to make an impact in his time With the Foxes.
The 25-year-old has scored two goals in 21 Premier League appearances, and he spent the second half of the last campaign on loan at CSKA Moscow.
An impressive World Cup campaign for the Super Eagles has successfully led to interest in Musa’s signature but according to Sky Sports News , Leicester are not prepared to sell the attacker at cheap price.
The report claims that Al Nasr have offered £12m for the player, but the East Midlands outfit have informed the Saudi Arabian side that they wish to receive close to what they paid for Musa two years ago.
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