Leicester City has shown a strong interest in acquiring Moussa Sylla. The initial transfer fee is currently set between 5 and 6 million euros. Schalke aims to secure around 7 million euros through realistic bonuses, which include those based on player appearances. Additionally, a sell-on clause is anticipated to be part of the deal. Sylla, who missed Schalke's Wednesday training session due to what has been reported as stomach issues, is at the heart of a potential bidding war as another Championship club has joined the pursuit. Schalke's management, with board member Frank Baumann at the helm, is optimistic that this competition will elevate Sylla's transfer fee. The club, facing financial difficulties, intends to use the proceeds from Sylla's sale to address financial shortfalls and to find an adequate replacement for their top scorer, who scored 16 goals last season. Should the transfer proceed without issues, Sylla might not participate in the upcoming match against Dresden, with his recent game against Bochum potentially being his last appearance for Schalke.