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Do West Ham, Everton still stand a chance of Maddison capture after reported bids?

Michy Batshuayi of Chelsea goes past Mario Vrancic of Norwich City and James Maddison of Norwich City during The Emirates FA Cup Third Round Repla...
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West Ham United, Everton, Southampton and Leicester City reportedly want Norwich City star James Maddison.

James Maddison of Coventry celebrates after scoring to make it 2-1 during the Sky Bet League One match between Crawley Town and Coventry City at The Checkatrade.com Stadium on May 3, 2015...

According to Sky Sports, Southampton and Leicester City have had their respective bids for James Maddison accepted by Norwich City, but perhaps there is still time for West Ham United and Everton to make their moves and hijack any deal.

It has been reported by Sky Sports that Southampton and Leicester have had offers in the region of £22 million plus add-ons accepted by Championship club Norwich.

James Maddison of Norwich City shoots on goal during The Emirates FA Cup Third Round Replay between Chelsea and Norwich City at Stamford Bridge on January 17, 2018 in London, England.

Maddison, who is one of the best attacking midfielders in the Championship, reportedly prefers the Saints to the Foxes.

With Southampton and Leicester (reportedly) having had bids accepted by Norwich, perhaps it is time for West Ham and Everton to submit their offers.

According to The Mirror, West Ham and Everton are interested in securing the services of the England Under-21 international this summer.

Willian of Chelsea is challenged by James Maddison of Norwich City during the The Emirates FA Cup Third Round match between Norwich City and Chelsea at Carrow Road on January 6, 2018 in...

Although the Saints and the Foxes have had their bids accepted, if West Ham and Everton make an improved offer, then things could change.

Sky Sports have claimed that Norwich are seeking between £20m and £25m for Maddison, and if West Ham and Everton make an offer of £25m upfront, then it could give them an edge.