Leicester City rejects Manchester United's interest in Louis Page
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 12, 2026, 5:28 PM
Last updated Aug 12, 2026

Leicester City manager Russell Martin stated that he would advise Manchester United against pursuing England youth star Louis Page. The 18-year-old, who was named EFL Apprentice of the Year last season, has attracted interest from several Premier League clubs. Martin, who has a history with United's Director of Football Jason Wilcox, emphasized that Page is not for sale and that Leicester is focused on retaining their young talent after losing another prospect to Manchester City. Page has made 21 senior appearances for Leicester, including five starts last season.
- •Louis Page is 18 years old and an England U20 international.
- •He earned EFL Apprentice of the Year honors last season.
- •Leicester has already lost Jeremy Monga to Manchester City this summer.
- •Martin values Page's contribution and intends to keep him at the club.
- 5:28 PMYahoo Sports — Manchester United sternly warned away from transfer approach for England youth star
"Louis Page was named the EFL Apprentice of the Year last season and has attracted interest from Manchester United, but Leicester City boss Russell Martin has made it clear he has no interest in letting the rising star leave
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