#rb-leipzig

#rb-leipzig

Arsenal are exploring the possibility of making a major summer move for Yan Diomande, with The Athletic reporting that the Arsenal hierarchy are closely monitoring the 19-year-old RB Leipzig winger ahead of a potential bid. Diomande, already regarded as one of the brightest emerging talents in European football, has attracted attention from several elite clubs, but any transfer appears unlikely before the summer, with RB Leipzig unwilling to sanction his exit in January.

Leeds United are holding internal talks over whether to make a concrete move to sign RB Leipzig defender El Chadaille Bitshiabu after learning of his potential availability, with sources rating the Frenchman's chances of a move to Elland Road. Leipzig are believed to be ready to loan the player out, though are opposed to a permanent deal for the former PSG prospect.

Jürgen Klopp, although employed these days by Red Bull as their head of global soccer, confirmed recently that he remains a realist when it comes to the German attitude toward the multinational energy drinks company's football involvement. That doesn't mean he and those charged with making a success of RB Leipzig and the other clubs in their group aren't giving it everything to make it so.

As reported earlier this week, FC Barcelona manager Hansi Flick has requested three new signings for the summer of 2026. The German tactician wants the Catalans to bring in a new centre-forward, a new left-footed centre-back, as well as a winger before the start of the next season. Targets for each position have also been identified, with Bundesliga-based stars like Harry Kane, Serhou Guirassy, and Nico Schlotterbeck, among others, on the club's radars.

They are extremely dangerous when they turn over the play and are also a threat from set pieces.

COTTBUS, Germany -- RB Leipzig said one of its fans died following a medical incident at its German Cup game at Energie Cottbus on Tuesday. Leipzig posted on X that the supporter fell ill while entering the stadium and later died in a medical clinic. The incident happened "without external interference," the club said. "In this moment, soccer moves into the background," Leipzig added.

It remains to be seen if Chelsea act to rival Tottenham's bid but their efforts are complicated by a need to comply with the terms of a UEFA punishment which dictates they must record a positive transfer balance in relation to last season's Conference League squad to register new signings for this year's Champions League campaign. ESPN reported on Wednesday that Tottenham are keen on adding at least two new signings before Monday's transfer deadline.

Chelsea's negotiations with RB Leipzig over Xavi Simons are ongoing, with a focus on completing the deal before the transfer window closes. The club seeks to make space in the squad for high-profile signings, particularly in light of potential exits for Christopher Nkunku and Nicolas Jackson, both of whom are part of the ongoing talks. The strategy encompasses not only securing Simons but also pursuing other key players like Alejandro Garnacho, pending necessary player sales.