Bundesliga breakout stars as Diomande, Vuskovic, Kofane and El Mala ignite summer scramble | OneFootball

The Bundesliga is bursting with exciting talent right now and top European teams are queuing up ahead of the summer transfer window.

Football Muse have profiled four top talents who could move for massive fees.

Yan Diomande

Yan Diomande is a name on plenty of lips right now after an electric season at RB Leipzig. Snapped up from Leganes last summer, following the Spanish side's relegation, Diomande's value has sky-rocketed in Germany.

The Ivorian has scored 10 league goals and created six more, in just 1880 minutes of Bundesliga action. The under-lying data points towards a potentially elite talent. Diomande, in short, excels in several areas.

He averages more successful dribbles per game than any other player in the Bundesliga and ranks in the top 10% of wingers across Europe's top leagues for chances created, non-penalty goals, progressive carries and assists per 90.

Still just 19 and in his first full season in a top-five league, Diomande has exploded. Leipzig will not entertain offers less than €100m.

Luka Vuskovic

While technically a Tottenham Hotspur player, the Bundesliga has been the backdrop forLuka Vuskovic's big breakthrough.

The Croatian centre-back has been superb for Hamburg, leading the league for duels won and impressing with his mature defensive displays. He has been a real presence in both boxes, scoring five times in the Bundesliga to add to the seven scored on loan at Westerlo in Belgium last season.

Vuskovic has won the Bundesliga Rookie of the Month four times this season and has been dominant in his defensive duels. Hindsight is wonderful, but Spurs arguably made a mistake loaning him out last summer.

Bayern Munich and Barcelona have been linked with testing Tottenham's resolve to keep him.

Christian Kofame

Christian Kofane's agent has revealed that Arsenal are interested in the teenage striker, who has caught the eye of clubs at Bayer Leverkusen. Signed for a bargain €5m last summer, there has been tentative talk that the Cameroonian could fetch a fee more than 10x that investment.

The 19-year-old has scored seven goals for Leverkusen this season and has made an instant impact at international level, with two goals in six caps for Cameroon.

Said El Mala

Said El Mala's rise has been remarkable with the winger leaping from the third tier to Bundesliga with ease this season. The teenager impressed on loan at Viktoria Köln last season before ending the u-19 European Championship as top scorer in the summer.

Köln offered El Mala a chance this season and how he has taken it. A return of 10 goals and three assists in the Bundesliga is impressive enough, but when El Mala's playing time is factored in, it makes for even better reading.

The Germany u-21 international, of Lebanese descent, has averaged a goal or assist every 106 minutes. A thoroughly exciting watch, El Mala is set to be available for around €40m this summer. Premier League clubs are queuing up.