Photo: Chelsea, Bayern, Inter Milan and Barcelona are all potential next players, the Blues are the hottest

July 28, "Photo" published an article reporting on the transfer trends of Harvey Simmons.

The 22-year-old Dutch star started the new season with a little superstition. Like Leipzig teammates, he recently wore a white bandage on his right wrist, perhaps to get a good start for the key transfer period. Although he was interested in leaving the team, Simmons still maintained an absolute professional career in training camp and even maintained his peak form after training. But at present, there has been no substantial contact except Chelsea.

Currently, there are four giants paying attention to Simmons, namely Chelsea, Bayern Munich, Inter Milan and Barcelona.

Chelsea is the hottest choice. The Blues have expressed interest to Leipzig and started negotiations, but Leipzig sports director Marcel Schefel has not received a formal offer so far. Simmons is still participating in friendly matches normally. Biography exclusively disclosed that its agent team has gone to the training camp to negotiate, but Chelsea needs to sell the players first to free up funds.

Bayern sports director Ebert favors Simmons, but has different opinions. The Bundesliga overlords prioritize Liverpool's Louis Dias, while chasing Stuttgart's Walter Marde, Simmons is not the first choice.

As for Inter Milan, they will only act when the transfer of the top target Lukeman failed, and considering Serie A competitiveness, Simmons is less likely to join.

For Barcelona, Simmons's agent met with Barcelona sports director Deco for 45 minutes, but then progress stopped. Although Lamacia's youth training background makes its return very attractive, Barcelona needs to sell people to raise money first, and the operation is currently extremely difficult.

Theoretically, Simmons still has the possibility of staying in the team, but all parties tend to transfer. Leipzig needs funds to be recovered, and Simmons will depreciate significantly when the contract is only one year left next year. As the summer window deepens, Leipzig remains optimistic about the rising market interest.