Reporter: Leipzig and Fabio Silvada have agreed to the Wolves to ask for a price of 25 million to 30 million euros

According to German Sky Sports reporter Philipp Hinze, Leipzig reached an oral agreement with Wolves forward Fabio Silva, but the Wolves' asking price of 25 million to 30 million euros is too high for Leipzig.

Philipp Hinze wrote: "Leipzig has reached a verbal agreement with Fabio Silva, and the players are ready to transfer to the Bundesliga. Wolves are currently asking the Portuguese striker to €25 million to €30 million, which is temporarily too high for Leipzig. The two clubs are in touch and the transfer fee is under negotiation.

Leipzig and Goztabi striker Romulo reached an agreement several weeks ago to the Turkish Super League club The Ministry’s negotiations are also in progress. Goztabi still insists on asking for a price of about 25 million euros, while Leipzig hopes to pay less transfer fees, and the two sides are also negotiating fees. The clubs for Romulo include Fulham and West Ham, and Nottingham Forest also have interest players.

Both players are the top candidates to replace Sesco. However, from a financial perspective, Leipzig is likely to be able to afford to introduce one of them. "