Leicester City boss Brendan Roger's has revealed that his talisman James Maddison will not leave this January window.
The 26-year-old midfielder HD been suggested to leave the King Power Stadium, with several clubs interested in his signature.
James Maddison won't be sold by Leicester in the January transfer window, according to manager Brendan Rodgers, who is "sure" the outstanding midfielder will remain a Fox.
Following an unexpectedly bad start to the year that had the team near the bottom of the Premier League by early October, Maddison has been instrumental in Leicester's comeback.
In the eight games leading up to the World Cup, Leicester earned 16 points out of a possible 24; as a consequence, Maddison was selected for the tournament by England.
The 26-year-old is reportedly Newcastle's top target for the upcoming transfer window, according to Reportminds Blog.
Brendan Rodgers, meanwhile, has further eliminated the prospect of Madison transferring in the upcoming weeks.
“I've been given no indication that we have to do anything with James in January. He is someone I want to keep here,” the Leicester boss said.
“When you have good players, it's a good sign, they will always be coveted by other teams. That is okay, I'm confident those players will be here. My focus is on improving the squad
“Newcastle have signed players who have improved the dynamic of the team. They're trying to build something there. They will improve and get better. I'm sure they will strengthen their squad and they will have the motivation to stay in the top four.”
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