German-Burkinabé midfielder Assan Ouédraogo has dismissed speculation linking him with a move to Liverpool FC and insisted that his focus remains firmly on RB Leipzig.
The 20-year-old midfielder, regarded as one of the brightest talents of his generation, has attracted growing attention following a series of impressive performances in Germany.
According to reports from Bild, Liverpool have included Ouédraogo on their shortlist of transfer targets and are reportedly prepared to offer RB Leipzig around €40 million for the player.
However, the Bundesliga club are said to have no intention of selling the midfielder during the summer transfer window.
Reports also suggest Leipzig consider the proposed figure insufficient, particularly because the player does not have a release clause in his contract.
Despite increasing transfer speculation, Ouédraogo played down the rumours when asked about Liverpool’s reported interest and his plans for the future.
“No! I think these kinds of rumors always circulate from time to time; that’s just how it is in football. It goes in one ear and out the other. Otherwise, we’d all go crazy believing everything that’s written about us. I’m in Leipzig right now, and nothing else really interests me,” he told Bild.
The midfielder also made it clear that he intends to continue his development with the German club rather than consider a move elsewhere.
“My focus is entirely on RB. I absolutely want to take the next steps in my development here next year.”
Ouédraogo remains under contract with RB Leipzig until June 2029, placing the Bundesliga side in a strong position amid interest from clubs across Europe.
The German-Burkinabé player has continued to enhance his reputation this season with a number of influential performances in midfield. He has featured in 18 Bundesliga matches, scoring three goals and registering three assists.
His technical quality, composure on the ball and maturity at a young age have made him one of the emerging talents attracting close attention from major European clubs.
While Liverpool’s reported interest reflects his rising profile in European football, Ouédraogo’s latest comments suggest he currently sees his immediate future at Leipzig as he continues his development at one of Germany’s leading clubs.
Related To This Article
-
Latest News
Cote d’Ivoire v Cameroon: How to watch this African football classic
October 3, 2026
-
Morocco
Benabou heroics deny Ittihad Tanger as Moghreb Tetouan miss late penalty
October 3, 2026
-
Latest News
Chelsea and Brighton target South African prospect Relebohile Mofokeng
October 2, 2026
-
Latest News
Nigeria suffer late squad blows before Russia friendly
October 2, 2026
-
Latest News
Ghana name squad for Mauritius ties in 2028 Olympic qualifying
October 2, 2026
-
Latest News
Cameroon manager David Pagou stands by selection choices ahead of Cote d’Ivoire clash
October 2, 2026
-
Cote d’Ivoire v Cameroon: How to watch this African football classic Oct 3, 2026
-
Benabou heroics deny Ittihad Tanger as Moghreb Tetouan miss late penalty Oct 3, 2026
-
Chelsea and Brighton target South African prospect Relebohile Mofokeng Oct 2, 2026
-
Nigeria suffer late squad blows before Russia friendly Oct 2, 2026
-
AFCON 2025: Fixtures, Results, Scores and Standings Jan 18, 2026
-
Match hero Taiwo Awoniyi reflects on team effort after Chelsea triumph May 5, 2026
-
Leadership and long-term vision key to rescuing Zamalek and inspiring Egyptian football – Hany Abou Rida Nov 5, 2025
-
South African giants Orlando Pirates set to lose influential forward Monnapule Saleng Mar 19, 2025
-
AFCON 2027 Qualifiers: McCarthy warns South Africa to expect tough test against Eritrea Sep 29, 2026
-
AFCON 2027 qualifiers: Algeria, Morocco and Nigeria among winners on opening matchday Sep 26, 2026
-
Denmark v Portugal: Nations League kick-off time, TV channel and match prediction Sep 29, 2026
-
South Sudan vs Egypt: Where to watch AFCON 2027 qualifier Sep 29, 2026
