Conrad Harder wanted out of Sporting, now in a nightmare at Leipzig | OneFootball

Conrad Harder could still leave Leipzig during this transfer window. The German club is open to listening to offers for the Danish striker, but has a clear preference: a permanent transfer rather than a loan.

The Bundesliga side remains intent on negotiating a permanent deal, which could benefit Sporting, the club he wanted to leave last summer.

One of the clubs to show interest in the former Sporting striker is Galatasaray. The Turkish side is considering a loan with an option to buy, a scenario that, for now, does not match the Germans’ preference. The situation could, however, develop over the coming days.

Harder joined Leipzig from the Alvalade club for a fee of around €24 million. In his first season in Germany, the 21-year-old Denmark international made 32 appearances, scoring just three goals and providing four assists.

The possible departure is gaining even more momentum due to Leipzig’s strategy for their attack. The German club is looking to strengthen its forward line and has Christopher Nkunku as the main candidate to fill one of the spots. As such, Conrad Harder’s future remains open, with a transfer being the preferred outcome.

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