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RB Leipzig linked with Strasbourg duo Moreira and El Mourabet

According to information from the website Foot Mercato, RB Leipzig are showing interest in two stars from Racing Strasbourg.Both Diego Moreira and Samir El Mourabet are reportedly among the Saxony clu...

RB Leipzig linked with Strasbourg duo Moreira and El Mourabet

Racing Strasbourg is reportedly attracting interest from RB Leipzig for their talented duo Diego Moreira and Samir El Mourabet. According to Foot Mercato, Leipzig is among the top targets for these two stars during the current transfer window. Talks have already commenced with Strasbourg, and both players seem keen on a move to Leipzig.

Moreira, once rumored to be linked with Borussia Dortmund and AS Roma, is reportedly available for a fee of €50 million if Strasbourg can meet the price. The 20-year-old Belgian international would likely take the spot at Leipzig left by Yan Diomande, who has moved to Real Madrid.

Leipzig's interest in midfielder El Mourabet might stem from the absence of Assan Ouédraogo due to another injury. Last season, El Mourabet played 33 matches in Ligue 1, contributing a goal and two assists as the 20-year-old Moroccan honored his country's national team with four caps.

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