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After a successful season at RB Leipzig, Xavi Simons stayed in Germany to play Euro 2024 with the Netherlands. While the 21-year-old forward responded by providing three assists and scoring a wonderful goal against England, he was unable to take his team to the final of the tournament. While he is enjoying a well-deserved rest, Xavi Simons continues to stir up the headlines. At the center of attention, the Dutchman has not yet decided on his future, but finds himself courted by the biggest European heavyweights.
While Bayern Munich seems very interested in signing him in this summer transfer window and Leipzig has pulled out all the stops to keep him longer, Manchester United, under the leadership of Erik ten Hag, has entered the race for the 21-year-old star. Although the capital club still hopes to keep him despite the desires of the main player concerned to move elsewhere, SPORT reports that the reigning French champion has set his starting price at €70 million. An amount that may seem surprising, but which suggests that PSG is now open to the Dutchman leaving.
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