Anderlecht has likely removed Maxi Oyedele from their shortlist. Club Brugge is also interested in the player, and Legia Warsaw may demand more than his release clause of six million.

Maxi Oyedele, a key player for Legia Warszawa, is attracting significant interest from Anderlecht. He joined Legia last summer on a free transfer, but Manchester United holds a 40% sell-on clause for any future transfer. Oyedele has had a breakthrough season with 24 appearances and has become crucial to Legia's success. According to Fabrizio Romano, Anderlecht is keen on signing the talented player born in Salford.

Anderlecht is interested in Legia Warsaw midfielder Maxi Oyedele. The Polish international, born in England, has attracted attention after performing well in his motherland. Anderlecht competes with multiple clubs for his signature, including PSV, Club Brugge, Werder Bremen, and two Championship clubs. Oyedele, who is available for a transfer fee of six million euros due to a clause, has had a standout season with Legia Warsaw, reaching the quarterfinals of the Conference League. Manchester United, his former club, stands to gain 40% of the transfer fee from any deal.