Burnley and Bournemouth are said to be fighting it out for the Norwich City winger.
Norwich City boss Alex Neil has told Talksport the club have received bids for Robbie Brady this month.
The Sun reported on Sunday that Premier League duo Burnley and Bournemouth were battling to sign the Republic of Ireland winger, whom Norwich were ‘close to agreeing to let leave’ for £13 million.
Brady is already said to have snubbed a move to Sunderland, as he does not wish to become embroiled in a third successive scrap with relegation to the Championship.
Ipswich Town’s Luke Chambers (left) with Norwich City’s Robbie Brady
According to Neil, however, the versatile left sider could be forced to remain in the second tier if the Canaries don’t receive an offer to their liking.
“Everybody’s got price,” the Scot admitted when asked about Brady’s future on Monday’s Jim White show. “The one thing about Robbie, obviously, with Martin Olsson leaving (for Swansea City) we’ve now put ourselves in a position where we don’t need to sell any players, so the fact is the deal’s going to have to suit us.
“I wouldn’t be specific on who’s come in but there have been offers for Robbie, but there’s been nothing that’s fit our valuation of the player so far.”
Despite dropping out of the promotion running during the past three months, Neil is yet to make any new additions, despite losing Olsson last week.
Norwich City boss Alex Neil
Neil, however, went on to confirm Norwich do have ‘irons in the fire’ and is predicting a ‘hectic’ final days of the winter window.
The Scot reiterated his desire to strengthen his left hand side before then, with Bradford City left-back James Meredith one name linked with a move to Carrow Road so far (Daily Mail).
Burnley are also said to be keen on another Norwich winger, Alex Pritchard (Sun).
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