Liverpool faces PSG competition for transfer target Diomande
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 21, 2026, 9:00 AM
Last updated Jun 21, 2026
Liverpool's pursuit of Diomande could be hindered by Paris Saint-Germain's interest. Reports indicate PSG is preparing to enter the race for the 19-year-old winger currently playing for Ivory Coast at the World Cup. RB Leipzig has rejected Liverpool's initial €100 million offer and may only consider selling Diomande for over €120 million. Leipzig is under no financial pressure to sell him, as they are in discussions for a contract extension, which could complicate Liverpool's efforts. As transfer speculation grows, the dynamics may shift if PSG makes a formal bid, potentially leading to a bidding war.
- •Liverpool's pursuit of Diomande faces PSG competition.
- •RB Leipzig rejected Liverpool's €100 million bid.
- •Leipzig may only sell Diomande for over €120 million.
- •Diomande is currently representing Ivory Coast at the World Cup.
- •Negotiations for a contract extension with Leipzig are underway.
- 9:00 AMYahoo Sports — Liverpool risk European giants bid for top target
"PSG interest raises stakes for LiverpoolLiverpool’s pursuit of Diomande could be about to become significantly more complicated after fresh reports emerged from Germany suggesting that Paris Saint-G...
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