RB Leipzig star Emil Forsberg remained coy when asked about his future at the Bundesliga club, amid links with MLS side the New York Red Bulls.
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Forsberg linked with New York Red BullsSwede tipped for January move to MLSRB Leipzig man tight-lipped over futureWHAT HAPPENED?
Transfer expert Fabrizio Romano claimed the 32-year-old would sign a four-year deal with the New York outfit earlier this week.
However, the attacking midfielder, who has played 318 times and scored 69 goals for Leipzig after more than eight years with the Bundesliga club, would not be drawn on his future.
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When asked about his future at the NHL (National Hockey League) Global Series in Stockholm, he said via Sky Sports journalist Ben Heckner: "No comment. I feel comfortable in Leipzig and love the city and the club."
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Forsberg is something of a club legend at Leipzig. He helped them earn promotion from Bundesliga 2 in 2016 and played a huge role in establishing them as a top side in the German top-flight but also in Europe.
If he were to leave, it would be the end of a very successful era for both the Swedish international – whose contract expires in 2025 – and Leipzig.
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Forsberg could be in action for the Swedish national team on Sunday when they take on Estonia in a Euro 2024 qualifier, before returning for Leipzig's clash at Wolfsburg on November 25.