Bristol City owner Steve Lansdown has confirmed that striker Jonathon Kodjia will not be sold this summer to a Championship rival.
Kodjia is rumoured to be a target for Aston Villa but the BBC report how the Robins are not interested in selling the Frenchman for any less than £10 million.
It would have to be a mega price to prize him away and it would have to be a Premier League side
He joined Bristol last summer in a £2 million move from French side Angers and went on to be the side’s top scorer last campaign scoring on 19 times.
Some news outlets have previously reported a Premier League interest in the player and it is said the only time the Robins owner would consider a bid for Kodjia would be if an offer came in from England’s top flight.
If it’s not £10 million-plus, we’re not even looking at it. If it’s £10 million-plus from a Championship club, we’re still not looking at it.
Lansdown said that even if a Championship side tabled more than £10 million he would still not budge on his stance as he looks to make his side a competitive force in the Championship.
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