Norwich up the ante to reportedly in excess of £2m.
Norwich City have today reportedly increased their bid for Robert Snodgrass to in excess of £2m.
Leeds turned down £1.5m from the Canaries midweek and now all eyes are on the whites' next move.
Neil Warnock has made no secret in wanting to keep the Leeds captain, but in 12 months time Leeds could lose him on a free.
Snodgrass has do far backed off from signing an improved contract which would make him Leeds top earner and vowed not to be rushed in making the decision where his future lies.
Leeds have to weigh up whether £2m could be wisely reinvested to give Neil Warnock the funds to bolster a promotion push, or would we be better off hanging on to Snodgrass because the Premiership riches would more than compensate losing him on a free?
I would urge Leeds to reject the bid and hold firm. Maybe Aston Villa, managed by Snoddy's former Livingstone boss Paul Lambert could still make a move for the player Lambert failed to sign for £3.5m last summer?