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It is now acted. This Thursday, Xavi Simons officially became an RB Leipzig player. The German club agreed with Paris Saint-Germain for a final transfer which reaches 81 million euros (50 million euros + 31 bonus).
The Dutch attacking midfielder who had not wished to return to the capital last summer for lack of playing time guarantees will therefore pursue his career in Bundesliga where he is considered an indisputable holder within the workforce of Marco Rose .
A few minutes after the formalization of his transfer, the Dutch international did not fail to react and explain his choice. The now old red and blue admits feeling very comfortable in the German training.
“” I have always pointed out that I felt very comfortable in Leipzig and that I felt honored by the great appreciation that I receive at the club. In the coming weeks and months, I can give everything to achieve our common goals: we want to qualify for the Champions League for the seventh consecutive time and go to Berlin for the DFB Cup – that's all that NOW, “ He said on the club's official website.
Delicate 24/25 exercise for Xavi Simons
Dreaded last season where he was one of the best in the championship, Xavi Simons encounters difficulties this season. Wounded since the start of the exercise, the Dutchman returned to competition in early January 2025.
Since his return to the competition on January 6, he has played 6 matches in all competitions for 4 goals scored (including 2 in a friendly match) and an issued assist. There is no doubt that he will gain power over the weeks and regain his level of the last exercise.
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