Norwich City manager Neil Adams has revealed that the club is yet to receive any offers for midfielder Leroy Fer.
The likes of QPR, Southampton and Spanish side Sevilla have all been credited with an interest in the 24-year old Holland international but the Canaries have not yet heard from any curious parties according to the boss.
"There is no deal accepted. There is no offer accepted. He is our player and he is back training with us," Adams told the Pink 'Un.
"I have said many, many times I want to keep Leroy. He is coming back from the World Cup and of course there is bound to be interest in him. Ideally, you want to keep him.
"He has just had his wedding and his honeymoon and he comes back to us and he is a Norwich City player.
"I am sure there will be speculation and rumour with him, and understandably so. He is a player Premier League clubs are going to want.
"We know our best players will be in demand and if they are and the money gets to a certain level, then it's up to the chief executive and the board to decide if it's in the interests of the club. They are all top, top players."
Fer joined Norwich from FC Twente last summer and made 32 appearances in his debut season in England, scoring four goals.
