Leicester City manager Brendan Rodgers says the club's valuation of protector Harry Maguire has not been met, following a £70m offered by Manchester Joined before in July
Rodgers did not make reference to Joined by name but rather said a "tremendous club" were keen on the 26-year-old Britain focus back
He stated: "Harry's a top quality player and nobody has drawing close to the valuation to entice the club to sell
Maguire included in Leicester's 1-0 benevolent win at Scunthorpe on Tuesday
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Striker Ayoze Perez, who marked for £30m from Newcastle Joined before in July, scored the main objective
Rodgers included: "The other club intrigued is a colossal club, however he's a great person I've been in this position various occasions and it's never simple yet he's partaken in all things and hasn't demonstrated something besides sheer polished skill.
"You've seen that today around evening time with the 45 minutes he played
Gotten some information about potential substitutions ought to Maguire leave, Rodgers included: "The club have been generally excellent. In the event that we lose him, we'd have various targets we'd take a gander at
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