Xavi Simons is reportedly set to return to RB Leipzig for another year, delaying a final decision about his future. Moreover, Paris Saint-Germain believes this move is in the player’s best interest.
After weeks of speculation about moves to Bayern Munich and Manchester United, Simons is heading to Leipzig. However, it’s just a temporary arrangement, as the Dutchman joins the German side on a loan deal with no option to buy.
Journalist Ben Jacobs recently reported that Simons is heading to Leipzig on loan without a buy option. PSG never entertained the idea of a permanent sale, believing that another loan stint would benefit Simons’ development and increase his market value.
While staying at PSG after the loan remains a possibility, Simons’ long-term future will be determined later. The newest information comes from L’Equipe which reveals that all options are open for next year.
According to the French media outlet, PSG are pleased with Simons’ loan to RB Leipzig and anticipates that the move will enhance his experience and market value.
❗️ Le prêt à Leipzig de Xavi Simons a été BIEN PERÇU par le PSG qui estime que le joueur va encore gagner en XP & en valeur marchande 🇳🇱
Le joueur donne RDV au PSG dans 1 an : Pour être intégré à l’équipe ou être vendu à un prix XXL.
TOUTES les options sont ouvertes
[L’Équipe] pic.twitter.com/ayaDwtgDJL
— Canal Supporters (@CanalSupporters) August 5, 2024
The Dutch midfielder is set to return to PSG in a year, with the possibility of being integrated into the squad or sold for a significant fee. All options remain on the table.
During his loan spell at RB Leipzig last season, Simons made a significant impact, featuring in 43 matches across all competitions, scoring 10 goals and registering 15 assists.
