André Silva is likely to leave RB Leipzig. There is interest from Tigres UANL in Mexico. Rayo Vallecano is also reportedly agreeing on a loan until summer with a purchase option.

André Silva, a high earner and benchwarmer at RB Leipzig, is attracting interest from Tigres UANL in Mexico. Leipzig intends to let him go.

Tigres is in search of a successor to André-Pierre Gignac and has set their sights on André Silva as a potential replacement. The Monterrey-based club is keen on signing him to carry forward Gignac's legacy. As reported by Record MX, Tigres has pinpointed Silva, who is currently playing in Germany, as their prospective striker. André Silva, who was once a promising talent from Porto's academy, has played for several clubs, including AC Milan, Sevilla, and RB Leipzig. Although he experienced considerable success, particularly scoring 28 goals in 32 Bundesliga matches for Frankfurt in 2021, Silva is now taking on a secondary role at Leipzig. With Rayo Vallecano also expressing interest, it remains uncertain whether Silva will decide to join Tigres and assume the position left by Gignac.