James Maddison is reportedly open to becoming a member of each Tottenham and Newcastle this summer time as he appears to be like to safe Premier League soccer subsequent season following Leicester City's relegation to the Championship. Newcastle are stated to be making ready a gap supply for Maddison whereas studies circulated lately that Spurs had submitted a joint £50million bid for Maddison and his Foxes team-mate Harvey Barnes.

Leicester are hoping to obtain a charge within the area of £55m for Maddison alone however in accordance with CBS' transfer expert Ben Jacobs, Newcastle really feel £40m is a extra life like asking value provided that his contract runs out subsequent summer time. Jacobs tweeted: "Newcastle will move for James Maddison. #NUFC plan is to be disciplined, though.

"They really feel circa £40m is market worth as a result of Maddison's contract expires subsequent summer time. #LCFC hoping for a bidding warfare and need not less than £55m, and will properly push for extra if a number of suitors."

He added: "Several golf equipment trying now, though some postpone by #LCFC valuation. As revealed final summer time, Spurs additionally very eager. Maddison open to each strikes."

Maddison is currently out on tour with the England national team for their Euro 2024 qualifying campaign and was given a starting place in Gareth Southgate's side against Malta on Friday. He travels alongside Newcastle's Callum Wilson and Kieran Trippier, who will no doubt be in his ear about a potential move to St James' Park.

The 26-year-old was one of the shining lights in an otherwise dismal season for Leicester as they crashed out of England's top tier, just seven years after lifting the Premier League trophy.

Maddison's 19-goal contribution made up for almost half of Leicester's overall return but weren't enough to keep the Foxes up.

Reacting to Leicester's relegation, Maddison wrote on social media: “Absolutely devastated to be relegated from the Premier League. I’ve took a bit of time to reflect on the outcome of the season and to be honest it doesn’t make it any easier at all. This will hurt for a very long time and probably stick with us all forever.

“But that’s life and it’s about how you bounce back from setbacks and failure and unfortunately that’s exactly what this season was, a failure. We should never have been in the position we were with the players we have. But we take responsibility for that and the negativity that comes with it and continue to stick together.”