English Premier League club Leicester City are willing to part with Super Eagles midfielder Wilfred Ndidi amid speculations linking him with a transfer to Turkish Super Lig giants Fenerbahce, Soccernet.ng reports.
Since Leicester City's demotion to the EFK Championship, Ndidi's future has been the subject of a lot of discussions. Despite the Foxes' struggles, Ndidi has been one of the club's best performers this season. As such, some clubs appear to be willing to acquire his services.
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Fenerbahce has emerged as a likely destination, as they are looking to get some reinforcements to help their charge for the Super Lig title next season, as Galatasaray are almost sure to be crowned champions this season.
Ndidi would also arrive at a relatively cheap price, as Soccernet.ng reported earlier that the former Gent man has a clause in his contract to that sets his price at €9 million if the Foxes get relegated.
Now, in a new development per Fossehub, Leicester City are willing to let Ndidi leave for Fenerbahce in the summer as coach Jose Mourinho wants him to join the club.
The Turkish giants can easily afford to pay €9 million for Ndidi, and they can handle his wages, so the deal should not be a tough one to pull off.
