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Real Madrid are in pole position to sign RB Leipzig winger Ian Diomande, according to Germany’s Sky.
The Spanish giants have already had an £85.4m (€100m) bid rejected for the 19-year-old but Leipzig are significantly more keen to let him go.
The sky in Germany Real are reportedly working on a deal for the player with RB Leipzig on Saturday night.
Diomande had previously indicated a preference for joining Paris Saint Germain A deal was agreed with them earlier this summer and runs until 2031.
Real have now agreed personal terms with Diomond.
Jose Mourinho’s side have been active this window as they have moved Bernardo Silva, Ibrahima Konate, Denzel Dumfries and Mark Cukrella.
Liverpool The winger has also expressed interest in Diomande but is unwilling to pay more than £85m.
Premier League clubs Arsenal And Manchester City Also staying interested in Diomande.
With six weeks remaining in the transfer window, the situation has been described as an open competition by sources close to any potential deal. Real have now tabled an offer amid uncertainty over Vinicius Jr’s future.
The fee Liverpool are prepared to pay at this stage would dwarf the Premier League record transfer for a teenager, with Manchester United agreeing to sign Lille for £58.9m in the summer of 2024.
Arsenal Real Madrid are looking at a potential deal for the winger Vinicius Jr.
There has been no club-to-club contact at this point, but the interest is real. Vinicius Junior is one of Arsenal’s several forward targets, with Julian AlvarezDiomande and Bradley Barcola Also interested players.
The Brazil international, 26, has entered the final year of his contract and if a deal on a new contract cannot be found, Real could be open to selling him instead of losing him on a free next summer.
Bayern Munich director Christopher Freund denied that claim Real Madrid may come for Michael Ollis.
Ollis has been linked with a move to the Spanish giants but Freund says such a move is not on his mind.
“It’s not an issue for us at all,” Freund told reporters on Saturday.
“We are delighted that Michael Ollis is back from his holiday. He will play an important role at Bayern Munich this season, just like last year.”
“Everything happened quickly,” said Ian Diomonde. Indeed, it’s remarkable now to think that Diomonde’s entire senior career last year came with half a dozen starts for Leganes at the end of last season as they were relegated from La Liga.
He scored in two of those six games, against Espanyol and Valladolid. Even in the other four his team did not find the net. But the teenager did enough to convince RB Leipzig to part with €20m to bring them to the Bundesliga. Once there, he had a revelation.
Exciting to watch and impossible to defend, Diomande Baz is full of unexpected initiatives. He has things that can’t be coached and he’s getting better at hearing them. The biggest clubs want him. The rest cannot bear him.