The latest transfer from James Maddison: Man Utd among the FOUR clubs targeting the star of Leicester

Leicester City insists they have no intention of selling James Maddison or any of their award-winning badets this summer.

Four members of the Premier League's "Big Six" group recently asked questions of the 22-year-old midfielder.

Maddison, who will play for England 's under – 21s at the European Championships this month, is in demand after a decisive season in high flying.

And the Daily Star understands that the two clubs in Manchester, as well as the finalists in the Champions League, Liverpool and Tottenham, have all inquired about his signature.

However, Leicester is under no pressure to sell the star rated £ 60 million, 12 months after his arrival in Norwich, to £ 22 million.

In addition, boss Brendan Rodgers will fight, after being brought to King Power by Celtic to work with and improve the core of young talents of the Fox, the former boss of Liverpool hoping to face the top six.

Maddison has created more opportunities for his teammates than any other player in the high flight in 2018-19 and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has made him one of his priority goals while he is not in the lead. he seeks to transform United.

Mauricio Pochettino is also a long time admirer, while Pep Guardiola was impressed both by him and Ben Chilwell after Leicester's 1-0 defeat at Etihad in May.

Maddison, who had been called for the first time with Gareth Southgate's senior team last October, played 36 Premier League appearances after his trade, scoring seven goals and helping seven others.

He is still four years old for his £ 50,000 a week contract, but he will face a substantial increase in his salary – whether he stays at Leicester or that he goes elsewhere.

Maddison has previously confirmed that he was a fan of Manchester United and grew up idolizing Cristiano Ronaldo.

In an interview with The telegraph of Coventry In 2015, he declared: "When I was younger, I was more fan of Manchester United.

"My first memory was to have beaten Bayern Munich and my father ran around the table with me."