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Leicester City have rejected a bid for midfielder Louis Page, Russell Martin has confirmed. Page's future at the King Power Stadium has been a hot topic in the last week following reports that Manchester United were working on a deal to sign the 18-year-old. The midfielder is also understood to be of interest to Arsenal and Aston Villa, but United have been named as the frontrunner. However, no deal has yet been agreed despite reports that it was close. On Friday, City boss Martin was quizzed about the latest transfer speculation surrounding his players, with Harry Souttar continuing to be linked with Sheffield United and Wrexham. “We’re really relaxed about it. We don’t have to sell anyone," he said. FOLLOW ON FACEBOOK! All the latest Leicester City news on LeicestershireLive’s Leicester City Facebook page ! Get LeicestershireLIVE Premium now for just £1 HERE . You can also join our WhatsApp Community by clicking HERE "I think if we choose to, it’ll be because it’s right for everyone. I’ve said this so many times. It’ll be right for the player, it’s something they want to do, it’s right for us because we have enough money that makes it work for us and it means we can place them and we’re ready to replace them. "So the stance will be the same on any player, whether it’s Louis or Harry, anyone. There’s no club in world football that isn’t a selling club, unless you’re one of the really big guns at the top of the Premier League. "Everyone has a price, but clubs are nowhere near the prices for our players at the minute, and there’s more than them [Page and Souttar] that we’ve turned down from, there’s been more offers for other players, but the club’s not in a rush and doesn’t need to do it. We’ll only do it when it’s really right for us." Asked specifically about Page, the City boss said: “That’s been well-documented, yeah. We turned down an offer for Louis, there’s been a lot of chat all summer about him from various clubs. "We had one offer from a club and that was turned down."