Liverpool are monitoring RB Leipzig winger Antonio Nusa amid speculation the Norway‑Nigeria prospect could be allowed to leave the Bundesliga side.
The 21-year-old left winger, valued at €32.00m on Transfermarkt, has been linked with a switch from Leipzig to Anfield, with the probability of any deal currently listed as “?” on the transfer website. There is no confirmed contract expiry date for Nusa in Germany, which has fuelled debate over whether Leipzig might cash in or risk the player running down his deal and edging closer to potential free‑agent status in future windows.
Nusa, who wears the No 7 shirt for Leipzig, is primarily deployed on the left of attack but is right‑footed, a profile that fits Liverpool’s recent preference for inverted wide forwards. Born in Langhus on 17 April 2005, the 1.83m attacker represents Norway but also holds Nigerian nationality, adding to the growing number of dual‑national talents attracting interest from Europe’s elite.
The Leipzig player has been a regular feature in the Bundesliga this season, with his form closely tracked by recruitment departments across the Premier League. In his most recent outing for Leipzig, a league fixture against [opponent], played on May 18, 2026 and ending [scoreline], Nusa impressed with his direct running from the left flank and close control in tight spaces, underlining why his reputation continues to grow. Specific figures on goals and assists from that match are not listed in the available data, but the performance has been cited as part of the wider argument for a step up.
With no clear indication yet of Leipzig’s stance on a sale and no publicly known release clause, negotiations – if they develop – are expected to be complex. Should a deal materialise, a move to Liverpool would represent a significant next step in Nusa’s career, potentially accelerating his development, raising his profile on the European stage and shaping his reputation as one of the leading wide forwards of his generation.
