According to Caught out of play Sources, Atlético de Madrid is still interested When signing the Leicester City Wilfred Ndidi midfielder.
The midfielder was about to leave the Premier League side in the January transfer window, but Leicester decided to keep the player to the club to fight for his survival in the league this season.
The Spanish giants are still interested in signing the 28 -year -old midfielder at the end of the season.
The midfielder begins to get more minutes for Ruud Van Nistelrooy after overcoming an injury to an hamstrock earlier of the season.
The Nigerian midfielder has also attracted the interest of Real Betis and as Monaco, who is interested in a loans agreement.
Monaco has made an offer to Leicester for £ 18 million plus the obligation to buy with additional payments of £ 2.
However, despite their economically struggles, the Premier League fighters chose not to separate from midfielder to the recent closing January transfer window.
Although Ndidi’s playing time has been limited this season, the club considers it valuable for the depth it provides to the squad.
Together with Atlético de Madrid, it is expected that Monaco and Real Betis will return to the midfielder in the summer transfer window, according to our sources.
Leicester City Wilfred Ndididi’s midfielder has supported Ruud Van Nistelrooy
In conversation with PunctureThe Nigerian midfielder offered his support to Van Nistelrooy, who is currently struggling to results for the former Premier League champions.
“It goes well. He is an incredible director with an amazing personality that tries to unite the team.
“It is built from there and, over time, we will get its philosophy and we will win games. There are still many games to play, and we are ready.
“We have the quality to stay in the league. Things don’t go in the right way now, but we have the quality to get there with time.”
Leicester City is currently on the 19th in the league and two security points. After his last defeat against Arsenal at King Power Stadium, he has been even harder for them to be in the Premier League.
