Manchester City star Kelechi Iheanacho rejects PSG and Dortmund as he wants to remain in England
Nigerian striker is expected to leave the Etihad in the summer but will only move to another Premier League club
MANCHESTER CITY striker Kelechi Iheanacho will reject PSG and Dortmund to stay in the Premier League, according to reports.
Iheanacho, 20, is expected to be allowed to leave the Etihad this summer after failing to impress boss Pep Guardiola.
are now reporting that the Nigerian will turn down any moved to European clubs in favour of remaining in England.
A source told the website: "He has been in England for the last three years and is two years away from getting his UK citizenship.
"There is no point in moving outside England right now."
Gabriel Jesus’ arrival at City means there is even less chance of a place in the starting XI under Guardiola after making just one start this year.
West Ham are expected to make a bid for the talented youngster with Slavan Bilic trying to strengthen in attacking areas.
The Hammers are willing to pay £25m for the out-of-favour ace, topping Everton who are also chasing his services.
Everton are believed to be interested as they search for Romelu Lukaku’s replacement if he leaves.
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West Brom are now in the hunt for Iheanacho, with the club yet to replace January departure Saido Berahino.
Southampton, Hoffenheim and Borussia Dortmund have all been linked, with the latter having the extra edge of boasting Champions League football.
But ESPN claim no deal will be done until a legal dispute between Iheanacho and his former agents has been settled.
The source added: "Nothing will happen for at least two weeks when we expect judgement to be delivered in that case.
"The final hearing was last week, and the decision will be communicated to both parties in about 14 days.
"After that, we can go ahead with the process."