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It was in the spirit of the times, it’s now official. RB Leipzig offers the services of Ridle Baku (26 years old). The German club has just announced the news via an official press release. “The Red Bulls have completed their first signing of the winter transfer window with the arrival of Ridle Baku from VfL Wolfsburg. The 26-year-old has signed a contract until 2027 and will wear number 17. Welcome to Leipzig, Ridle!”
Happy to embark on this new adventure, the player, who played at Wolfsburg, confided: “RB Leipzig is a great club with a lot of potential and ambitious goals. The club is regularly in the Champions League and the pace of play of this club corresponds perfectly to my style and my speed. Leipzig offers everything one needs to play football successfully, which is why I couldn’t pass up the opportunity to join the team. I’m really looking forward to getting to know my new teammates, especially Xaver Schlager, who I played with, and starting to work with them.” The adventure begins now!
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