RB Leipzig open to letting Loïs Openda leave for at least €60m | OneFootball

Sky Germany reports that RB Leipzig are open to letting Loïs Openda leave in the summer if they receive a certain fee for the Belgian.

If Leipzig receives a fee of at least €60m, then they will be open to allowing Openda to leave in the summer, after they missed out on European football.

The futures of Xavi Simons and Benjamin Seško are well known.

The Slovenian can leave for around €80m, but Leipzig are open to different payment structures that would allow them to push up the price. Arsenal have previously been linked with a move for Seško as they look to sign a proper striker this summer.

Xavi also wants to leave Leipzig, however, Leipzig wants to receive a profit on the €50m they spent on him earlier this year. The price tag will be around €80m.

Other players that are set to leave are Amadou Haidara, Kevin Kampl, and Yussuf Poulsen, as well as Leipzig’s set of loanees that will return. The futures of Peter Gulacsi, Willi Orban, Lukas Klostermann and up in the air.

While Castello Lukeba, Niclas Seiwald and Christoph Baumgarnter could also be sold for the right price. The Frenchman has a release clause of €90m, but Leipzig could be open to negotiations at €80m.

GGFN | Jack Meenan