Left on loan at RB Leipzig last summer, Abdou Diallo has only played six Bundesliga games this season. The option to buy the Senegalese international, estimated at €20m, is not compulsory and the German club has no intention of lifting it. The 26-year-old defender should therefore return to Paris at the end of his loan.
Last summer the PSG parted ways with several of his unwanted players in the form of a loan. But few of them have convinced their respective clubs and the Parisian leaders may have to find them a way out again during the next transfer period. A situation that concerns in particular Abdou Diallo. Sent to RB Leipzigthe Senegalese international did not convince the German club.
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“I needed a new impetus”
” After three years at PSG, the time had come to embark on a new challenge. I needed a new impetus with more regular playing time (…). I signed at RB Leipzig because it corresponded to what I wanted: a structured, ambitious club, preferably one that plays in Europe and the Champions League and the leading roles in the league “confided Abdou Diallo last November, in an interview with SoFoot. But as indicated The Parisian lately the RB Leipzig does not intend to exercise its purchase option, estimated at €20 million and which is not mandatory.
Diallo will return to PSG
Information confirmed by Phillip Hinzejournalist for Sky Sports Germany. The latter indicates that the RB Leipzig does not wish to exercise the option to purchaseAbdou Diallo and that the Germans also have no intention of trying to negotiate the price of his transfer with the PSG. The 26-year-old defender simply won’t be retained by the RB Leipzig and will therefore return to Paris this summer, remains to be seen for how long. According The ParisianTHE PSGwith whom he is under contract until June 2024, would not wish to keep him and Abdou Diallo on his side would always have desires elsewhere.
