Liverpool have reportedly submitted an opening bid for RB Leipzig winger Yan Diomande.
The Merseysiders are hoping to reinforce a right flank left bereft of quality ahead of Mo Salah’s impending summer departure on a free transfer.
The Ivorian wide man is tipped to become one of the next great talents on the flanks, having enjoyed an impressive debut campaign in the Bundesliga this term.
Diomande registered 23 goal contributions (13 goals and 10 assists) in 36 games (across all competitions).
Liverpool submit bid for Yan Diomande
A reputable account on X (formerly Twitter) now claims that the Yan Diomande transfer saga has officially begun, with the Reds making the first move.
It’s as of yet unclear what the nature of this bid is or whether it meets RB Leipzig’s asking price of €130m [£112.1m].
However, we do know that Liverpool remain ‘relatively optimistic’ that they can win this player’s signature ahead of top competition in Champions League winners PSG.
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Just take a look at that highlights reel from the Bundesliga:
- A remarkable dribbler
- Comfortable as a threat cutting in from the right and left
- Pace for days
- Holds up well under pressure
- Incredibly direct
- Creates chances with low crosses across the box
We appreciate it’s been stitched together in a manner to show off Diomande’s best qualities, but how can you not come away from this excited about what the 19-year-old could offer Liverpool?
Will there be cheaper wingers we can sign this summer? Absolutely.
But surely not many who would do far more than simply fill the rather sizeable gap left by Mo Salah’s departure.
