Xavi Simons drops a enigmatic message about his future
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While Xavi Simons' future is still up in the air, the footballer took the hint on social media. Using a card from ‘UNO’ meaning ‘change of direction’, he hinted that he will alter the course of his sporting career in the 2024-25 season. Bayern Munich is his main option.
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Xavi Simons didn't want to make a statement with words on social networks, but launched a hint with a ‘UNO’ card. The one with 2 arrows facing opposite sides meaning ‘change of direction’.
That seems to be the Dutch player's intention for the 2024-25 season. Despite being owned by PSG, Bayern Munich are tipped to be his new destination after his loan spell at RB Leipzig, where he made a step up on the football scene.
Xavi Simons was also at his best at Euro 2024. Despite the Netherlands losing 1-2 to England in the semi-finals, the Barcelona youth academy player scored the goal that made him dream of reaching the final in Berlin.
Having now completed the tournament with his national team, he is already looking ahead to the new campaign. At 21 years of age, Bayern Munich are the best positioned to secure a loan with an option to buy in July 2025. The figure could be as high as 90 million euros.
That seems to be the Dutch player's intention for the 2024-25 season. Despite being owned by PSG, Bayern Munich are tipped to be his new destination after his loan spell at RB Leipzig, where he made a step up on the football scene.
Xavi Simons was also at his best at Euro 2024. Despite the Netherlands losing 1-2 to England in the semi-finals, the Barcelona youth academy player scored the goal that made him dream of reaching the final in Berlin.
Having now completed the tournament with his national team, he is already looking ahead to the new campaign. At 21 years of age, Bayern Munich are the best positioned to secure a loan with an option to buy in July 2025. The figure could be as high as 90 million euros.
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