James Maddison

Leicester City have rejected a second bid from Newcastle United for midfielder ...

He’s a top player." Leicester are looking to hold contract talks with Maddison with his contract due to expire in 2024, but as yet nothing has progressed on that front. However, Leicester are standing firm in their insistence that they do not want to sell - although it is believed £60m is the figure at which they would consider a deal for the England international.

Newcastle United have reportedly submitted a fresh bid to Leicester City for attacking midfielder James Maddison. News broke on Saturday morning of the ...

It’s not for me to put valuations on the players, it’s not my side, but that might just cover three-quarters of his left leg, that price. He’s a top player.” The Leicester boss said: “He’s still very much a player here.

Newcastle United have tabled another huge bid for James Maddison at a time when Leicester City could do with a cash injection to kickstart their summer ...

Although Leicester are traditionally smart buyers, Rodgers' side got more signings wrong than right last summer, which has contributed to the logjam Newcastle are trying to capitalise on. Newcastle have received sufficient encouragement from Maddison's camp to pursue the move at a time when Leicester could do with a cash injection - no matter how keen Brendan Rodgers is to keep the attacking midfielder. Newcastle had a £40m offer turned down over the weekend but Eddie Howe's side have since returned with an improved bid worth up to £50m including add-ons.

NEWCASTLE UNITED have made a second bid for Leicester star James Maddison.

In fact, Leicester are keen to tie down Maddison to a new contract, with his current deal worth £100,000-a-week. Newcastle United have submitted a second bid for James Maddison in excess of £45million as they try to land the Leicester City star, according to reports. It remains a possibility that Maddison could stay with his current employers.

Latest Leicester City transfer news from LeicestershireLive as Newcastle United reportedly make a second bid for midfielder James Maddison.

The bid comes despite a warning last night from Leicester boss Brendan Rodgers, who was bullish in his insistence that Maddison is not for sale. Luke Edwards, northern football writer at the Daily Telegraph, tweeted : "#nufc have made a second improved bid for Leicester City’s James Maddison today. It is likely that offer will be rejected by City, who do not want to lose Maddison this summer.

Leicester's James Maddison is the best he has been physically, according to Foxes manager Brendan Rodgers. On what specifically the midfielder - who is a ...

and that is very important." At the highest level, you have to have that repetitive ability to press, to jump. He is one of the best players in the Premier League and he is still learning.

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Newcastle have received sufficient encouragement from Maddison's camp to pursue the move at a time when Leicester could do with a cash injection - no matter how keen Brendan Rodgers is to keep the attacking midfielder. Newcastle had a £40m offer turned down over the weekend but Eddie Howe's side have since returned with an improved bid worth up to £50m including add-ons. Yet Lascelles managed to - it’s one of the reasons Howe, despite the feeling he wouldn’t, has stuck with him as captain. As captain, Jamaal Lascelles’ ability to lead has never been in question, while Fabian Schar or Paul Dummett never shied away from facing the tough questions. Welcome to Chronicle Live's Newcastle United transfer blog. Matt Targett's permanent deal was wrapped up after the defender's successful loan spell to get Newcastle's window under way.

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In other goalkeeping news, Chelsea’s Kepa Arrizabalaga could be off to Napoli on loan, while Bernd Leno is just a couple of coughs for the doctor away from finalising a more permanent move from Arsenal to Fulham. The latter two clubs have agreed an £8m fee for the 30-year-old German who will undergo a medical this week. “It was a very aggressive form of arthritis,” he said. The future whereabouts of James Maddison remains a source of intrigue, with the Leicester midfielder reported to be open to a move to Newcastle. Having had a £40m bid for the midfielder rejected, the St James’ Park outfit have increased their offer to what would constitute a club record £50m but Leicester are holding out for £60m. They may, however, be tempted to take Martin Dubravka as a makeweight in any deal.

Newcastle United is on the verge of agreeing to a transfer fee for the Leicester attacker as the Foxes try to get Dubby.

They also include a relevant nugget of information that shades bright light into the state of affairs by saying that “[Leicester] are believed to value former Norwich man at closer to £60m.” Another quirk might come from a supposed Leicester interest in Newcastle’s no. In a Sky Sports story updated on Tuesday morning, the media outlet is reporting that “Newcastle have made an improved offer in the region of £50m for Leicester midfielder James Maddison” after the Magpies got a first bid rejected last weekend.

Leicester City will priortise a move for Lyon attacking midfielder Houssem Aouar if they sell James Maddison, according to reports in France.

It’s not for me to put valuations on the players, it’s not my side, but that might just cover three-quarters of his left leg, that price. He’s a top player.” “You see his performance, you see how happy he is and he’s not a player we want to sell.

Newcastle United want to make James Maddison their club-record signing and have submitted a second offer to cash-strapped Leicester City for the talented ...

He is really pivotal to us and there is no way I would want to sell him.” You see his performance, you see how happy he is and he’s not a player we want to sell. “With James, he is looking the best he has in my time here, in terms of his level of confidence and physicality. Any transfer could still take a while to materialise, with the Foxes valuing Maddison at £60m. Maddison enjoyed the best campaign of his career last season, contributing 12 goals and eight assists in 35 Premier League appearances. With Kasper Schmeichel leaving for Nice this week, Leicester are interested in Newcastle goalkeeper Martin Dubravka, opening up the possibility of a cash-plus-player deal. The Magpies have already seen an initial bid rejected by Leicester but are determined to sign the 25-year-old midfielder.

Newcastle United have made a second bid for James Maddison but Leicester City have insisted that the attacking midfielder is not for sale once again.

"With James, he is looking the best he has in my time here. "There is obviously, within the club, a financial situation which isn't ideal in terms of wanting to do business," the Leicester boss said. Newcastle had a £40m bid rejected for Maddison over the weekend but, rather than being deterred, tellingly, the Magpies have since returned with an improved offer.

Leicester City are poised to reject an improved Newcastle bid to sign James Maddison that isn't as high as first reported.

Indeed, their current record buy still remains Joelinton – a player signed before the Saudis arrived. Sky added Newcastle chief are standing ‘firm’ in their valuation of transfer targets this summer. Despite their untold riches, the Magpies are taking a measured approach to the market.

LEICESTER are interested in signing Lyon midfielder Houssem Aouar, according to reports.The Foxes are the only Premier League side yet to make a signi.

But the deal has stalled at the 11th hour - creating an opportunity for Leicester to pounce. The Foxes are the only Premier League side yet to make a signing this summer. LEICESTER are interested in signing Lyon midfielder Houssem Aouar, according to reports.

Leicester have rejected a second offer and value the player at £60m, while Newcastle are also interested in Harvey Barnes and Maxwel Cornet.

The Ivorian, who is understood to have a £17.5m release clause, is also wanted by Everton and West Ham. It is believed West Ham, who are expected to fail in attempts to sign Eintracht Frankfurt’s Filip Kostic, would like Cornet on loan. Newcastle, who have signed Nick Pope, Sven Botman and Matt Targett, could switch their focus to a left-winger.

NEWCASTLE have reportedly had their second bid for James Maddison at just over £40million swiftly knocked back by Leicester.Eddie Howe is desperate t.

He is a joy to work with. "It doesn't mean we will be exploited and we don't want to be losing our best players. Leicester boss Brendan Rodgers has already made it clear to clubs that they will not be "exploited" when it comes to selling their best players.

Newcastle made an improved offer for Leicester midfielder James Maddison; Magpies had opening £40m bid rejected for the 25-year-old at the weekend and the ...

They're excellent sellers and they've recruited well in the past." I know that's the intention of the club." "With James, he is looking the best he has in my time here. "Naturally, he will attract the interest of other clubs. "He still has lots of improvements to make. "There is obviously, within the club, a financial situation which isn't ideal in terms of wanting to do business.

The 25-year-old England international has been the subject of a rejected bid from the Magpies.

Reports suggest that a second bid in the region of around £45 million has been rejected by Leicester. Newcastle's business in the transfer market has seen them bring Sven Botman, Nick Pope and Matt Targett to the club on permanent deals. Following a rejected bid for the 25-year-old last week, club officials have been renegotiating a potential deal with the Foxes this week.

Leicester City's latest James Maddison move could spell positive news for both Arsenal and Spurs as the pair remain hopeful in the transfer races for two of ...

For the Lilywhites, Newcastle moving on would give them a free run at landing Leicester's number 10 if they were to step up their pursuit in the forthcoming days amid their Nicolo Zaniolo preference. Both north London clubs have so far signed 11 players between themselves but more moves could be on the cards for the pair if the right opportunities were to pop up. They don’t want to overpay for players due to FFP regulations."

Newcastle made an improved offer for Leicester midfielder James Maddison; Magpies had opening £40m bid rejected for the 25-year-old at the weekend and the ...

They're excellent sellers and they've recruited well in the past." I know that's the intention of the club." "With James, he is looking the best he has in my time here. "Naturally, he will attract the interest of other clubs. "He still has lots of improvements to make. "There is obviously, within the club, a financial situation which isn't ideal in terms of wanting to do business.

Newcastle United have seen two bids rejected for Leicester City star James Maddison in the last few days and are now considering their next move.

Newcastle clearly sensed a potential opportunity with Leicester's logjam and Maddison entering the final two years of his deal, but the Magpies are also acutely aware of the need to comply with the Premier League's profit and sustainability regulations, too. However, Newcastle are going to offer considerably more than they have to date to make Brendan Rodgers' side even consider letting Maddison go. In fact the Foxes adopted a similar approach before Chelsea stumped up the £50m required to sign Ben Chilwell two years ago.