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Nigeria striker Ahmed Musa has been with Russian club CSKA Moscow since 2012

CSKA Moscow will not sell striker Ahmed Musa in this transfer window.

The Russian club turned down a fourth bid from Leicester City of $26.5m (£18.7m) for the Nigerian forward last week, which was an improvement on the original offer of $21.6m (£15.1m).

The 23-year-old was believed to be open to a move to the Premier League leaders.

However, CSKA, who are top of the Russian league, want the forward to stay until at least the summer.

Musa had also attracted the attention of other top English Premier League teams and has a $32.5m (£22.8m) buyout clause in his contract, which runs until 2019.John McDonnell has denied Labour's leadership is stifling debate about Brexit after delegates at the party conference blocked a meaningful vote on the issue.

Jeremy Corbyn avoided a potentially embarrassing row over Europe after members and trade union officials picked eight other "contemporary" subjects on the party's "priorities" ballot to vote on instead.

Both groups got to pick four topics, with trade unions backing the Grenfell fire, public sector pay, workers' rights and growth and investment.

Local Labour parties put Brexit fifth - behind the NHS, housing, social care and rail services.

It comes after pro-EU MPs pushed for a vote on the issue to be held at the party's conference in Brighton.


Image: Jeremy Corbyn avoided a row over Brexit

But an email from left-wing campaign group Momentum, seen by Sky News, urged