Gianluca Di MarzioTier 1
@DiMarzio · 18d ago
Neil El Aynaoui è ufficialmente un nuovo giocatore del @RBLeipzig https://t.co/DoYn4sjZjh
Transfer rumour
Neil El Aynaoui to RB Leipzig: transfer completed
Neil El Aynaoui has completed a move to RB Leipzig from AS Roma. The story was first reported on 29 August and is backed by 6 reports, including 6 from tier-1 sources, led by @FabrizioRomano.
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A weighted read of source quality, corroboration, deal stage and freshness — built from the reports below.
Source quality6 tier-1 of 6 reports
Corroboration2 independent handles
StageHere we go — strongest
Freshnessupdated 18d ago
Signal strength reflects reporting reliability — not the probability of the deal happening.
The reports · 6 sources
Fabrizio RomanoTier 1
@FabrizioRomano · 18d ago
🔴⚪️🫱🏻🫲🏼 Official and never in doubt: Neil El Aynaoui signs in as new RB Leipzig player from AS Roma. https://t.co/ABcFxzSRnA
Fabrizio RomanoTier 1
@FabrizioRomano · 21d ago
🚨⚪️🔴 RB Leipzig reach verbal agreement with AS Roma to sign Neil El Aynaoui, here we go! Club to club agreement done at €4m loan fee, €25m buy option clause and sell-on clause too. 🇲🇦 Another Leipzig surprise after exclusive story on Marc Guiu (done for €17m package). https://t.co/mccpQ5BwMS
Gianluca Di MarzioTier 1
@DiMarzio · 21d ago
De Roon alla @OfficialASRoma, gentlemen agreement tra club: saranno solo bonus per un totale di circa 1 milione. El Aynaoui a un passo dal @RBLeipzig: 4 milioni per il prestito e 25 diritto di riscatto @SkySport
Fabrizio RomanoTier 1
@FabrizioRomano · 21d ago
🚨🔴⚪️ RB Leipzig are in talks to sign Neil El Aynaoui from AS Roma on paid loan with buy option clause. Negotiations between clubs are underway. https://t.co/x5yHSIMKal
Gianluca Di MarzioTier 1
@DiMarzio · 21d ago
El Aynaoui può partire. Su di lui c'è il @RBLeipzig. Contatti in corso @SkySport
Aggregated from public reports by football journalists. Signal strength reflects reporting reliability — not the probability of the deal happening, and not a betting market.
