MANCHESTER UNITED, Man City and Liverpool are all reportedly set to battle for Xavi Simons this summer. The Dutch midfielder only completed a £42million permanent switch from Paris Saint-Germain

Paris Saint-Germain took a short-term approach by loaning Xavi Simons to RB Leipzig for another season, but the uncertainty surrounding his future is now over, with the German club retaining the

Attacking midfielder Xavi Simons has joined RB Leipzig permanently after spending 18 months on loan from Paris Saint-Germain. ( More Football News) The Netherlands international has signed a contract to keep him at Leipzig until 2027. German media reports said the deal was worth over €50million plus significant add-ons.

Sturm Graz sign off from a disappointing Champions League group phase on a positive note with victory against RB Leipzig.

Due to his trophy-laden spell in RB Salzburg, Merkur Arena is a familiar surrounding for Rose. The Leipzig-born coach came out victorious in six of his nine outings against Sturm Graz, but The Blacks did deny him the chance to win all four major trophies during his time at Austria.

Bild report that Leipzig will pay around 50 million euros to sign Xavi Simons permanently. The price could rise to 80 million euros after bonuses, but it’s part of unrealistic clauses, as transfer expert Florian Plettenberg reported.

Champions Bayer Leverkusen wasted a two-goal lead to settle for a 2-2 draw at RB Leipzig on Saturday and drop six points behind Bundesliga leaders Bayern Munich.

Dutch midfielder Xavi Simons has permanently joined RB Leipzig from Paris St Germain after an 18-month loan. The deal, reportedly over 50 million euros, will see Simons at Leipzig until 2027. He has contributed significantly to Leipzig's success,

Champions Bayer Leverkusen will have striker Victor Boniface back in the squad for Saturday's Bundesliga match at RB Leipzig, coach Xabi Alonso said on Friday.

Xavi Simons, a PSG player currently on loan at RB Leipzig, could close his permanent transfer to the German club.

UEFA has declared the new Champions League format a resounding success, citing increased unpredictability and excitement