German club RB Leipzig is reportedly eyeing Sunderland's exciting attacker, Chemsdine Talbi, as a potential replacement for the highly sought-after Yan Diomande.
Sources in France, via BuliNews, suggest that the 21-year-old Moroccan international is on Leipzig's radar. Diomande is heavily linked with a move to Real Madrid, and his eventual departure from Leipzig would create a significant void that Talbi could potentially fill.
Talbi, who has a contract with Sunderland until 2030, could represent a substantial investment for Leipzig. However, the German club is expected to command a premium fee for Diomande, which should provide ample funds for securing a quality replacement like Talbi.
The young winger impressed during the World Cup with Morocco and has shown flashes of brilliance in the Premier League for Sunderland. His technical skills are seen as a strong fit for the Bundesliga, potentially making him a key signing for Leipzig.
Sunderland enjoyed a successful return to the Premier League last season, securing European football. However, the potential loss of a key player like Talbi could pose a challenge as they prepare to compete on multiple fronts. It remains uncertain if Sunderland would be willing to let their Moroccan international depart, especially with the Bundesliga offering an attractive next step for Talbi's career.