Rouven Schröder, who has recently taken on the role of managing director of sport at FC Red Bull Salzburg, spoke about the rumors connecting RB Leipzig striker Andre Silva to Salzburg. Schröder dismissed the speculation in an interview with Sky, asserting that it was a hoax and there was no chance of such a transfer. However, Schröder did not rule out the possibility of reinforcing the forward line during the winter transfer window, suggesting that discussions would be conducted calmly.

Rouven Schröder, who is set to become the sporting director of FC Red Bull Salzburg, has expressed interest in acquiring André Silva from their sister club RB Leipzig. A potential loan move to Salzburg until the upcoming summer is being considered. It has been reported that André Silva has struggled to make a significant impact at Leipzig and has spent much of the season playing as a substitute. Schröder faces the task of convincing Silva, as reports suggest that Silva wants to ensure that no offers from larger clubs emerge before he agrees to the move. The Austrian transfer window is set to open on January 1st.

André Silva expressed his desire to return to Italy, where he previously played for Milan. He mentioned his regret of not leaving a mark in Italy and expressed the wish to show his full potential there. Due to limited playing time at Leipzig, he is considering a move in January to a place where he can compete and win.

RB Leipzig is actively looking to sell André Silva, the Portuguese forward, as he has not been able to secure a place in the team. They are seeking a buyer for him by the winter transfer window.

RB Leipzig is open to both selling and loaning out André Silva. The club aims to find a new team for the 28-year-old striker in January. Silva is currently under contract with Leipzig until 2026 but is considered the fourth-choice striker, which does not justify his top-earner status.

André Silva, who did not manage to score in a test match against Dukla Prague's reserve team, is currently the fourth-choice striker at RB Leipzig. His summer transfer failed, and despite this setback, he expressed determination not to give up, receiving support from teammate Xavi.

RB Leipzig was willing to let André Silva go in the summer to save around seven million euros in salary. However, despite the closure of the transfer window, Silva remained at the club. Silva mentioned that there was a lot of interest in him and he had several offers from other clubs, but he decided to stay at Leipzig as it was the best decision for him.

RB Leipzig has been unable to find a buyer for André Silva. He is currently the fourth-choice striker at the club.

Striker André Silva (26) is expected to leave RB Leipzig because he, as the fourth-choice striker, earns too much with a salary of 7 million euros. Currently, there are still no offers for him. Silva wants to move to Spain. A transfer within the Bundesliga is not an option for him.

André Silva is looking to leave RB Leipzig and prefers a move to Spain. A transfer within the Bundesliga is not an option for him. RB Leipzig is working hard to find a solution and wants to offload the Portuguese player with his €7 million salary.

RB Leipzig would like to offload striker André Silva. The 28-year-old was loaned to Real Sociedad last season and is currently the fourth-choice striker at RB Leipzig, with little prospect of playing time.

André Silva is allowed to leave the club now as he is no longer a regular starter at RB Leipzig.

Leipzig is continuing to look for a destination for André Silva this transfer window. This is the second consecutive season Leipzig is trying to find a club for the 28-year-old forward, who was loaned to Real Sociedad last season (scored four goals in 26 games).

André Silva intends to stay at RB Leipzig.

RB Leipzig is trying to offload André Silva before the transfer window closes. Silva has received offers from abroad, but no transfer is imminent due to his high salary (7 million EUR) and cautious approach after a disappointing loan spell at San Sebastian.

RB Leipzig wants to sell André Silva. There is interest from other clubs.

André Silva's future at RB Leipzig is uncertain despite having a contract until summer 2026. The club wants to remove him from the payroll before the transfer window closes, even though he earns 7 million euros and is performing well in training.

RB Leipzig needs to generate revenue this transfer summer, and while no adequate sums are expected from the sale of André Silva, he is still listed as a sale candidate.

André Silva has returned to RB Leipzig but missed training due to illness. The club is looking for a good solution regarding his situation.

André Silva is a potential sale candidate to help RB Leipzig generate funds.

André Silva is expected to return to RB Leipzig after an unconvincing loan spell at San Sebastian. Although he has a contract until 2027, his future at Leipzig is uncertain due to budget constraints and his high salary. The club expects a transfer fee of at least 10 million euros, but a loan move is more likely.