Leipzig set to sign Xavi Simons on a permanent deal | OneFootball
Bild report that Leipzig will pay around 50 million euros to sign Xavi Simons permanently. The price could rise to 80 million euros after bonuses, but it’s part of unrealistic clauses, as transfer expert Florian Plettenberg reported.
Netherlands midfielder Xavi Simons joins Leipzig from PSG on permanent deal
Leipzig completed the signing of Netherlands midfielder Xavi Simons from Paris Saint-Germain on Thursday. He's contracted to 2027. Neither Leipzig nor PSG disclosed the fee. “We’ve been working for a long time to make this transfer,
Attacking midfielder Xavi Simons has signed for RB Leipzig on a permanent deal after an 18-month loan spell at the Bundesliga ...
RB Leipzig have signed PSG attacking midfielder Xavi Simons (21) in a reported €80m deal, both clubs have announced. The ...
MANCHESTER UNITED, Man City and Liverpool are all reportedly set to battle for Xavi Simons this summer. The Dutch midfielder ...
Netherlands forward Xavi Simons is expected to complete a permanent move to RB Leipzig, a source has confirmed to ESPN.
Attacking midfielder Xavi Simons has joined RB Leipzig permanently after spending 18 months on loan from Paris Saint-Germain.
RB Leipzig have signed Xavi Simons on a permanent deal from Paris Saint-Germain in a deal which could reportedly rise to €80m. Simons joined Leipzig on an initial loan deal from the French champions ...
Brazil forward Neymar will return to his boyhood club Santos from Saudi Pro League side Al-Hilal, he posted on social media ...
Xavi Simons, a PSG player currently on loan at RB Leipzig, could close his permanent transfer to the German club.
Dutch midfielder Xavi Simons has permanently joined RB Leipzig from Paris St Germain after an 18-month loan. The deal, reportedly over 50 million euros, will see Simons at Leipzig until 2027. He has ...
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