Leicester City make fresh £23m bid for Ahmed Musa


EINDHOVEN, NETHERLANDS - DECEMBER 08: Ahmed Musa of CSKA in action during the group B UEFA Champions League match between PSV Eindhoven and CSKA Moscow held at Philips Stadium, on December 8, 2015 in Eindhoven, Netherlands. (Photo by Dean Mouhtaropoulos/Getty Images)


Premier League champions, Leicester City, have revived their interest in CSKA Moscow winger, Ahmed Musa, with a fresh bid of about £22.86million.
The Foxes boss, Claudio Ranieri, had tried to lure the Super Eagles player away in the January window, but could not conclude a deal.
 
Speaking to Russian sports channel Match TV, CSKA boss, Leonid Slutsky said: “The British club offered a bit less than E30million (£22.86million).
“A few days ago, Musa approached me and asked: ‘When is he [Claudio Ranieri] back from holiday?’ I told him: ‘I am not Ranieri, I do not know.’
“I do not know for sure [if Leicester have resumed negotiations] because these negotiations are dealt with by management, but I think the probability is very high.”
 
Musa scored 18 goals this season as CSKA won the Russian Premier League title.

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