RB Leipzig winger Yan Diomande has not received any contract offer from Liverpool despite growing speculation linking the Ivory Coast international with a move to Anfield.
The 19-year-old attacker has emerged as one of the most sought-after young talents in European football after an impressive season in Germany, with several major clubs reportedly monitoring his situation ahead of the summer transfer window.
However, sources close to the player have dismissed suggestions that Liverpool have already made a formal approach.
“Liverpool have not made any offers so far to sign Diomande. There is nothing from Liverpool towards the player,” a source close to the winger said.
While Liverpool remain among the clubs credited with an interest in the highly rated youngster, no discussions have taken place between the Premier League side and the player regarding personal terms.
Diomande is currently concentrating fully on Ivory Coast’s participation at the 2026 FIFA World Cup and is unwilling to engage in transfer discussions until the tournament has concluded.
“Many clubs are interested in signing him, but he is focused on playing in the World Cup with Ivory Coast, and he refuses to discuss anything related to his future at the moment. Nothing will happen until his participation in the World Cup with his national team is over,” the source added.
Liverpool are understood to have informed RB Leipzig of their interest in the winger and could seek to advance discussions with the Bundesliga club during the tournament.
Any potential negotiations are expected to focus on reaching an agreement between the two clubs, allowing Diomande to remain fully focused on international duty before making a decision on his future.
The teenager enjoyed a breakthrough campaign with Leipzig, attracting widespread attention with his performances and establishing himself as one of the most exciting young attacking prospects in European football.
With interest continuing to grow across the continent, Diomande is expected to remain one of the names to watch once the World Cup reaches its conclusion.
