RB Leipzig have managed to maintain stability in the Bundesliga and European football thanks to the creative players they have acquired over the years. However, some of these players have moved to other clubs where they continue with good performances.
1. Christopher Nkunku - The French striker will join Chelsea in the summer transfer window of 2023 for a fee of 65 million euros. He played a vital role for the club, scoring 70 goals and providing 57 assists in 172 games.
2. Naby Keita - The second most expensive player of RB Leipzig. He joined Liverpool in the 2018/2019 season for €60 Miller.
3. Timo Werner - Germain striker joined Chelsea from RB Leipzig in the summer transfer window of 2020 for 53 million euros. He returned to RB Leipzig in the summer transfer window of 2022.
4. Dayot Upamecano - The French midfielder joined Bayern Munich from RB Leipzig in the summer transfer window of 2021 for a fee of 42.5 million euros.
5. Ibrahima Konate - French midfielder joined Liverpool for 40 million euros in the 2021/2022 season.
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Manchester United are said to have entered the race to sign Gambia U20 striker Adama Bojang.
The 19-year-old currently plays for Steve Biko FC in the Gambia and is worth around £3m.
According to the Guardian, Manchester United and Newcastle are the latest Premier League clubs interested in Bojang - but several Bundesliga clubs are already on the hunt for his signature.
The youngster has attracted more attention after featuring in his country's recent run to the U20 World Cup knockout stage in Argentina.
He is said to have attracted interest from Chelsea, Crystal Palace, Tottenham, Liverpool and Wolves. Reports say that Steve Biko FC received an offer from an unnamed German club this week, with RB Leipzig and Eintracht Frankfurt both closely linked with the striker.
Ed Aarons reports:
"He [Bojang] is said to be in favor of a move to the Bundesliga, but it remains to be seen if that changes if an English club moves in."
A move to the Premier League - more specifically Manchester United - would certainly be more appealing than a move to Germany.
On another note, Bojang and other players will see the Bundesliga as a good league to make a name for themselves. We've seen Jadon Sancho do this as well as Jude Bellingham at Borussia Dortmund.
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