Leipzig starlet Yan Diomande to delay contract call as Man United, Liverpool and Bayern circle after breakout season | OneFootball

Yan Diomande will delay a decision on a new contract at RB Leipzig until the summer with the winger keen to assess all options.

Diomande is set to be subject of interest from leading European teams after a brilliant breakout campaign in theBundesliga.

The 19-year-old has scored 10 goals and added six assists for Leipzig, having arrived at the Red Bull Arena from Leganes last summer.

His performances have attracted notable interest, withManchester United, Liverpool, and Bayern Munich having sent scouts to watch the Ivorian in action.

Leipzig are desperate to keep Diomande beyond the summer and are in discussions with the teenager over a new deal. The German side plan to offer Diomande a long-term contract with an increased salary, while Leipzig are also open to including a potential future release clause.

Fabrizio Romano is reporting that Diomande will take his time before deciding his future. The winger wants to assess all of the options on the table, ahead of anticipated interest from the Premier League and beyond.

Diomande's current contract runs until 2030 and Leipzig are under no pressure to sell. Ole Werner's side are on course to secure Champions League qualification, after missing out on Europe last season.

Leipzig are understood to value Diomande at around €100m (£87.2m). That fee would eclipse the club record sale of Josko Gvardiol (€90m) to Manchester City in 2023.