RB Leipzig plans Coup: Finkgräfe before changing from 1. FC Köln!

RB Leipzig plans Coup: Finkgräfe before changing from 1. FC Köln!

Köln, Deutschland - At 1. FC Köln, decisive changes are imminent, because RB Leipzig has made an offer for the talented left -back Max Finkgräfe (21). According to Bild Plant the Saxon Association and sees a upheaval Finkgräfe a potential backup for David Raum (27). Cologne could take the last chance for the transfer of around 4 million euros to sell with Finkgräfe because his contract runs until summer 2026.

Finkgräfe, which has been part of FC Köln's professional squad since 2023, had to struggle with injuries last season, which was reflected in only seven start-up operations (809 Bundesliga minutes). While there were previously considerations for a change to Hoffenheim, an agreement was unified after Hoffenheim made an offer of 2 million euros that was considered too low. In addition to Hoffenheim, Stuttgart and Frankfurt also showed interest, but there were no serious offers.

The move to Leipzig in detail

Leipzig not only sees Finkgräfe a cheap, capable of development, but also a meaningful obligation, such as Transfer market reported. The transfer fee of 4 million euros could help the 1. FC Köln to improve its financial scope. Nevertheless, there are concerns that Finkgräfe in Leipzig could lose time in Leipzig, since not only David Raum is considered clear no. 1, but will not take part in international competitions in the coming season. One wonders whether another club change, for example to Hoffenheim, would be wiser in the long term.

In the discussion about Finkgräbe's future, the potential risks for the player should not be underestimated. The small number of games could hinder its development. Experts consider the change to be useful for both clubs, but the question remains whether this also applies to finkbäfe itself. It remains exciting how the situation will develop and whether the young defender will receive sufficient time in the next season.

The developments around Finkgräfe could not only be of great importance for his career, but also for the squad planning of 1. FC Köln and RB Leipzig. Do those responsible keep their feelers open in the Bundesliga and beyond to make the right decisions?