RB Leipzig's Asllani transfer collapse shifts focus to player sales
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 8, 2026, 11:12 AM
Last updated Aug 8, 2026
RB Leipzig's attempt to sign Fisnik Asllani has fallen through due to medical concerns, despite plans to acquire him for €25 million. The club viewed Asllani as a significant addition to their attacking options, but now must concentrate on offloading 6-8 players from their crowded squad. Although the club has cash from recent player sales, it plans to stick to strict spending limits and will not pay base fees over €50 million for any incoming players. The focus on departures is proving challenging as they navigate through their roster decisions.
- •Leipzig sought Fisnik Asllani for €25 million but canceled the deal.
- •Medical issues caused Leipzig to abandon the Asllani transfer.
- •The club aims to sell 6-8 players this summer.
- •Leipzig has cash from player sales but limits new signings to €50 million.
- •Focus remains on clearing the squad despite challenges in player sales.
- 11:12 AMYahoo Sports — Leipzig ruing collapsed Asllani deal as focus switches to player sales
"As Sky Germany reported this morning, Fisnik Asllani was deemed a market opportunity for RB Leipzig that won't come around too often.In terms of his price, performance, profile and potential; the Saxo...
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