Craig
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Paul Dickov has been offered a new contract as part of Leicester City's bid to keep him at the Walkers Stadium to spearhead an instant return to the Premiership.
Manager Micky Adams said the Foxes are doing 'everything possible' to persuade the 31-year-old striker to stay.
City's Scottish international has flown off on holiday to think over his future after meeting with Adams earlier this week.
And he has promised Adams that he will not make any decision on his future without first sitting down again with the City boss.
Dickov has met with several Premiership clubs who have expressed an interest in his services in the past two weeks.
Adams said: "We are doing everything possible to keep Paul here at the Walkers.
"I met with him on Thrusday afternoon and we had a good chat. I have emphasised to Paul how much we want him to stay and I have offered him a new contract.
"It is a very big decision for Paul to make because we know several other Premiership clubs have been in for him.
"Paul has said that he will think over his future while he is away but he has not ruled out staying with us and we are still in there fighting.
"Ultimately, if we are not successful in keeping Paul it will not be for the lack of trying.
"Paul has been an integral part of the club for two years. He's popular with the fans and popular with everyone connected with the club.
"We accept we cannot offer Paul Premiership football next season but if he looks at the bigger picture then I think the benefits of staying with us outweigh any decision to move on.
"I have an agreement with Paul that he will not make any final decision until after he sits down with me and we shall resume our talks when he comes back off holiday."