Overview
- Hoffenheim confirmed on Sunday that Fisnik Asllani did not travel to the club’s training camp in Seefeld, a move that multiple outlets say signals an active transfer process.
- German media report RB Leipzig is the frontrunner to sign Asllani if the club triggers a reported release clause of about €30 million and agrees personal terms on wages.
- Leipzig’s signing is said to depend on selling one of its current centre‑forwards because the squad already lists Romulo, Conrad Harder, and Samba Konaté.
- Asllani, 23, raised his market value after a productive season for Hoffenheim with double‑digit goal contributions and drew prior interest from Borussia Dortmund and FC Barcelona.
- The next steps to watch are RB Leipzig formally activating the clause, completing salary talks, and registering any outgoing striker that would free a roster spot for Asllani.