Bild reports on Lois Openda's desire to leave RB Leipzig following the club's failure to qualify for the Champions League. Lois Openda wants to leave RB Leipzig despite having a contract until 2028 because the club missed out on the Champions League. RB Leipzig is open to selling him but wants to recoup the 40 million euros spent on him. There is loose interest from Napoli.

Loïs Openda has emerged as a viable option for Napoli, who are in search of a left winger more affordable than Alejandro Garnacho. The Italian club has shown interest in the Belgian international while they hunt for a new forward for the next season. RB Leipzig has set a price tag of over sixty million euros for the 25-year-old, whose contract is valid until the summer of 2028. Openda has indicated his willingness to leave the Bundesliga after spending two years at Leipzig and has caught the eye of several Italian clubs, including Juventus and AC Milan, who are also seeking a new striker. Despite his impressive record of thirteen goals and eleven assists in 45 appearances this season for Leipzig, the club is maintaining their high valuation of him, given the length of his contract. His potential transfer to Italy is under close scrutiny as he looks for a new challenge in Europe.