Nigerian striker, Kelechi Iheanacho, has been linked with a transfer move to Turkish side, Besiktas.
Reports claim the Turkish giants is seeking for a replacement for Cenk Tosun, who recently joined Everton in a £27 million move.
They are determined to bring in a forward to fill the void left by Tosun without breaking the bank as the club is still operating under financial fair play regulations.
Besiktas president Fikret Orman is in London with club officials intent on brokering a deal before the end of the transfer window.
Iheanacho is however determined to prove his worth at the King Power Stadium by having a storming second half of the season.
The striker made the most of a rare Foxes start against League One Fleetwood in Tuesday’s FA Cup third-round replay, grabbing a brace in the 2-0 win.
The Nigeria forward has struggled for fitness and form, with Leicester officials and players understood to have been unimpressed by his attitude.
Iheanacho said: “The first part of the season is gone and it is the second part now. I am happy to get the two goals and now hope to progress in the future.
“It gives me more confidence to play well, get back in the team and help them achieve great things in the future. As a footballer, you need to keep working hard through the bad times and the good times.
“If the chance comes, you take it. When I first arrived, I got a toe injury in the last pre-season game. That slowed things down a little bit and I am happy I am getting to come back.
“I am feeling better, stronger and working hard in training every day to progress. I hope I will have a very successful and injury-free second part of the season.
“I am fit now and confident. We have so many more games to come and I will keep working hard to help the team.
“The fans have seen a bit of me, I hope to continue like that in the future and in the games to come.”