Photo: Both Xavi Simmons and Sesco may leave the team, and Leipzig aims to make 100 million euros in selling people

July 21 According to German media Bild, RB Leipzig attacker Xavi Simmons showed good form during the preparation period. The club also expects that the team will advance his transfer negotiations before the start of the season, and another striker, Sesco, is not sure whether he will stay in the team. The report said that after the holiday, Xavi Simmons, who returned to Leipzig after the holiday, was completely different from before: the depression of last season and the frustration brought by the unfinished transfer, are now gone.

In the first warm-up match of the preparation period on Saturday, the offensive midfielder, who is considered not always easy to get along, performed well in the half-time game, contributing one goal and one assist.

team coach Ole Werner also praised him: "He has been very dedicated and active throughout the week - both on and off the court. Harvey Simmons has left a great impression and is full of enthusiasm for the game."

The people around Harvey Simmons revealed earlier that he has reflected on himself last season and is now fully focused on the future. However, although his contract ends in 2027, it is unlikely that he will continue to stay in Leipzig.

Simmons' older brother and consultant Fostertino is still actively pushing him to a top club behind the scenes, but only some preliminary conversations have been conducted so far. According to Biography, Leipzig expects this situation to change at least during the pre-season preparation stage.

In addition to Xavi Simmons, the 22-year-old Sesco is Leipzig's most valuable transfer asset, especially considering that the club has set a transfer income target of more than 100 million euros this summer. But from a competitive perspective, it was once again shown in Saturday's warm-up match that Leipzig would be of great benefit to retain the striker.

But the question is, will the Slovenian striker stay after the transfer to Arsenal almost failed? His teammate Ned Ikovic is working hard to keep him: "We are very close friends. I will put in 100% of my efforts to keep him." However, the report also stated that considering that the transfer window is still long, it is still unknown whether this will actually happen.