Priced at 25 million pounds! British media: Tottenham Crystal Palace Pharmaceutical Factory Leeds is interested in Blue Fox midfielder El Hanus

Moroccan international El Hanus may leave Leicester City. Tottenham and Leeds United are interested in introducing it. According to British media givemesport, El Hanus may leave Leicester City before the summer transfer window is closed.

The 21-year-old has a relegation termination clause worth £22.5 million (€26 million) and some interested clubs are discussing a slightly higher offer with Leicester City to get a better payment terms. Leicester City is willing to sell him for about £25 million unless a team triggers the termination clause.

Leeds United are considering making an offer for the young player, and Tottenham has also discussed his transfer. Crystal Palace, West Ham United, Leverkusen and Jeddah nationals are also interested in Elhanus.

Elhanus was described as a "magic" by scout Jack Coolige, who joined Leicester City from Ghent for £21 million in August last year, defeating Rome's competition. Last season, he played 32 times in the Premier League and scored two goals. Despite his outstanding performance, Leicester City was unfortunately relegated to the Championship under the leadership of former coach Van Nisstrui.

Currently, several clubs are in talks with Leicester City, and they know that the Foxes hope to close another deal, although goalkeeper Mades Hermanson is about to transfer to West Ham for nearly £20 million. Nigerian midfielder Ndidi also transferred to Besiktas for £8 million (9.5 million euros).

It is understood that Elhanus, known as the "phenomenon", hopes to stay in the Premier League or join a team that can participate in European competitions. The striker, who has played 21 times for the Moroccan national team, has rich experience in playing at a high level and does not want to stay in the Championship. Elhanus is expected to leave the King Stadium in the final weeks of the transfer window, which will be a blow to new coach Marty Sifuentes. Sifuentes took over Leicester City from Queens Park Rangers this summer, replacing Van Nistruey.