According to information gathered by <b>allnigeriasoccer.com</b> editorial staff, Nath Boys of Lagos will profit from the sale of Wilfred Ndidi to Leicester City or Manchester United in the winter transfer market.<br /><br />During negotiations with Racing Genk in January 2015, the Nigerian club inserted a ten percent sell-on clause into the agreement.<br /><br />This website can now confirm that if performance-related incentives are included, it could push up Ndidi&rsquo;s transfer fee to Leicester City to 15 million pounds, meaning Nath Boys will pocket &pound;1.5m (equivalent of N862.5 million), ignoring the amount Manchester United will pay for his signature. <br /><br />With only four full international caps for Nigeria in the last two years, Ndidi doesn&rsquo;t automatically qualify for a British work permit, but will be issued the document because of the huge transfer fee involved and his wages. <br /><br />Ifeanyi Emmanuel <br /><br />Photo Credit : whoscored.com<br />