Daytona Beach, Fla. – Former DME Academy standout Yan Diomandé continues to make headlines across Europe as both Liverpool FC and Paris Saint-Germain (PSG), the reigning UEFA Champions League (UCL) winners, reportedly prepare to compete for the 18-year-old RB Leipzig forward ahead of the January transfer window.
According to multiple reports, including Sky Deutschland, both European giants are closely monitoring Diomandé’s progress after his rapid rise through the Bundesliga this season. Known for his explosive pace, composure in front of goal, and tactical maturity, Diomandé has quickly emerged as one of Europe’s most promising young attackers.
The Ivorian international, who recently scored in his first two senior appearances for the Ivory Coast, joined RB Leipzig this summer after a successful stint with CD Leganés in Spain. Since then, he has become a central figure in Leipzig’s long-term plans, with the club reportedly valuing him at €100 million and securing his future with a contract running through 2030.
Despite Leipzig’s reluctance to sell, both Liverpool and Paris Saint-Germain are believed to be weighing potential offers as they look to bolster their attacking options with young, high-upside talent.
As global attention on Diomandé intensifies, his story continues to inspire DME athletes worldwide, proving that with talent, discipline, and opportunity, the path from Daytona Beach to world football’s biggest stages is wide open.
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