Andrija Maksimović, an 18-year-old midfielder from Crvena zvezda and the Serbian national team, is reportedly on the verge of signing for RB Leipzig. This transfer is poised to become the biggest outgoing transfer in the history of the Belgrade club. Following months of negotiations and interest from European giants, it has been reported that all administrative obstacles have been removed, and Maksimović is expected to officially join Leipzig in the coming days. RB Leipzig is believed to have agreed to pay a fixed fee of 14 million euros, with an additional potential 500,000 euros through bonuses that are considered easily achievable. Crvena zvezda has also secured 10% of any future transfer, ensuring potential future earnings. Despite the club's previous asking price of 20 million euros, Leipzig's offer and Maksimović's desire to continue his career in the Bundesliga were reportedly decisive factors. Over the summer, clubs from Serie A, Bundesliga, and Premier League, including Liverpool, Juventus, Borussia Dortmund, and Eintracht Frankfurt, were said to have shown interest in Maksimović.

Andrija Maksimović, an 18-year-old footballer from Crvena zvezda, is expected to become a new player for RB Leipzig. According to Kurir, the transfer is valued at 14 million euros, which would make it the largest outgoing transfer in the history of the Serbian league if the information is accurate.

Andrija Maksimović's name has been recently linked with RB Leipzig. In recent times, his name has also been associated with several other top European clubs, including Liverpool, Dortmund, Eintracht Frankfurt, and Udinese. Known as the 'Zvezda's Messi,' Maksimović has garnered significant attention following his performance this season, where he has scored three goals and provided five assists. The initial asking price for the talented player is reportedly set at 20 million euros.