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Published 15:24 27 Feb 2016 GMT

"We want to keep all our players. We believe in them," explains Ranieri. "But if a player comes to me and says, ‘Boss, I want to go there because it’s my ambition’, I’ll say, ‘Go and enjoy and have good luck’."
The Italian is resolute in his belief that the Foxes will continue to grow and build on their success this season, but at the same time he is pragmatic about the calibre of superclub pursuing Mahrez.
"I want only players who are happy to stay here. Sooner or later we will grow as a club and be a very good team but, of course, not like Barcelona or Real Madrid."Explore more on these topics:
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