RB Leipzig winger Yan Diomande has publicly expressed his admiration for Paris Saint-Germain, calling them 'a team I've loved since I was little' as transfer interest mounts from both PSG and Liverpool. The 19-year-old's comments come amid reports that the Premier League side are monitoring his situation following an impressive breakthrough season in Germany.

Diomande's performances have caught attention across Europe after he netted 12 goals and provided nine assists in the Bundesliga, earning him the Rookie of the Season award. RB Leipzig have set an asking price of €130 million for the young talent, reflecting his rapid rise and potential. His technical ability and versatility on the wing make him an attractive prospect for clubs seeking to bolster their attacking options.

While acknowledging PSG's Champions League victory brought happiness to his family, Diomande emphasized his current commitment to Leipzig. He stated he's focused on representing Ivory Coast at the World Cup before addressing his long-term future. The player confirmed his contract runs until 2030 and stressed he remains a Leipzig player for now.

The teenager's admiration for PSG stems partly from his father's support for the French club, making any potential move feel natural. However, his immediate priority lies with international duty rather than transfer negotiations, leaving his future uncertain beyond the summer.