Bristol City have not received any bids for Famara Diedhiou despite recent rumours that Dijon had tabled an offer in the region of £3 million for the striker, according to the Bristol Post. 

The 26-year-old forward has been a key part of Dean Holden's plans so far this season – starting City's first game of the Championship season on Saturday and helping them to beat Coventry City 2-1.

However, Diedhiou's future remains unclear as the striker's current deal with the Ashton Gate contract is set to expire next summer.

The Robins have offered the Senegal international a new contract but as they await his response, recent reports have indicated there is outside interest.

It was reported by the PA news agency yesterday that Dijon are making a major push to sign Diedhiou, while rumours on social media suggested that City had accepted a bid in the region of £3 million from the French club.

According to the Bristol Post, however, those rumours are false and the Robins have not received any offers for their 2019/20 player of the season.

Diedhiou has at times proved a divisive figure among City fans but he appears to be a firm Ashton Gate favorite after winning two awards and finishing as the club's top scorer last term.

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The Verdict

This will likely be a huge relief for the Ashton Gate faithful after the rumours that were doing the rounds over the weekend.

Diedhiou was fantastic for the Robins last season and with a prolific goalscorer like Nahki Wells in the team to take some of the pressure off him, he could be set to have a huge impact once again.

That will rely on City keeping hold of him, of course, and the Senegalese striker signing a new deal.

Dijon's reported interest in him is clearly a danger to that but for the time being, he remains a Robin.