But with Leipzig failing to qualify for European football, it has made the situation complicated. According to German outlet Bild, Simons agent- Ali Barat, who was also named as Best Agent at the 2023 Golden Boy awards is expected to approach Premier League sides to find a suitable move for the 22-year-old.

Xavi Simons favours a move to the Premier League with both Arsenal and Chelsea monitoring the RB Leipzig midfielder, according to reports. RB Leipzig completed an initial €50 million (£41.8m) deal to sign Simons in January after the 22-year-old spent 18 months on loan from Paris Saint-Germain.

RB Leipzig midfielder Xavi Simons will reportedly reject a move to Bayern Munich and has decided which Premier League club he will sign for.

Xavi Simons wants to join a Premier League club and he has reportedly recruited the services of a top agent to make it happen. High-level intermediary Ali Barat has ties to a number of Chelsea players, and the Blues are expected to be approached with the opportunity to add Simons to their ranks.

Chelsea have RB Leipzig attacking midfielder Xavi Simons on their radar, with €65m plus add ons thought to be a realistic price according to Ben Jacobs. The Blues have revamped their attack this summer with the signings of Liam Delap, Joao Pedro and Jamie Gittens.

RB Leipzig playmaker Xavi Simons will likely miss the rest of the calendar year after undergoing surgery on an ankle ligament injury. The Netherlands international sustained the injury to his left ...

The SPORT report signals that Simons would very much welcome the idea of returning to Barcelona. The Dutch international joined La Masia when he was 7-years-old and stayed there until he accepted an offer to move to Paris Saint-Germain when he reached the U-15 level.

Both Premier League clubs have made great strides to improve their attacking options this summer, with Noni Madueke swapping Chelsea for Arsenal, who are also close to completing the signing of Viktor Gyokeres from Sporting, while the Blues have also secured Liam Delap, Joao Pedro and Jamie Gittens.