According to @ftresarrieu, AS Monaco's interest in Leicester City midfielder Boubakary Soumare has lessened, and they are now looking at other options. The French player was expected to move to the Côte d'Azur but will not be moving to Monte-Carlo.

Cifuentes has admitted he cannot predict Boubakary Soumare’s future. The midfielder has six months left on his deal, and Monaco is interested in him.

L’Equipe reported that Monaco are targeting Boubakary Soumare. The midfielder has not played since the end of November because of a knee injury but is due to be fit again for next weekend’s M69 Derby.

Monaco could target Boubakary Soumaré for the second part of the season. The former Lille player has six months remaining on his contract with Leicester. According to L'Equipe, Monaco's management regards him as a very interesting target. So far, Monaco has not yet made an offer to the English club.

According to Fabrizio Romano, Monaco are looking to sign Leicester City midfielder Boubakary Soumare and are hopeful of recruiting him. The Frenchman has been on Monaco’s shortlist for some time, and they were interested in making a move in the summer. Soumare is expected to leave on a permanent basis this time. Monaco are hoping to finalize the deal as soon as possible and are likely to make an offer that the Foxes will find difficult to reject, given their need to sell and Soumare’s desire to play top-level football again.

Fabrizio Romano reported that AS Monaco see Boubakary Soumare as a potential midfield target for the January window. Soumare was on Monaco's shortlist last summer and is once again on it.

According to talkSPORT, it is possible that Boubakary Soumare will be removed from the Foxes' wage bill within the next four weeks.

According to SportsBoom, Leicester are expected to sell Soumare in January, as this would allow them to avoid losing him for free when his contract expires at the end of the season. An asking price of £10m has been set, and this is said to have attracted the interest of Monaco.

AS Monaco is interested in Boubakary Soumaré, who has one year left on his contract with Leicester City. The player is not being retained by Leicester as they are relegating to the English Second Division. Soumaré, who was formed at Paris Saint-Germain, is open to offers from Ligue 1 and English clubs, as well as clubs from the Gulf where he is highly valued.

Sevilla FC has shown interest in signing Boubakary Soumaré on a permanent basis following his impressive performance during the loan period. Nonetheless, Sevilla's challenging economic circumstances present a potential obstacle to the transfer. Leicester City is open to negotiating Soumaré's departure for a fee of around 20 million euros. Soumaré is deemed expendable by Leicester City, who are looking to restructure their squad. Sevilla is investigating possible methods to fund the transfer, but the club's financial limitations, exacerbated by the pandemic and a lack of revenue from European competition, complicate the situation.

Sevilla FC is keen on re-signing Boubakary Soumaré, who had previously played for them on loan and had left a positive impression. Soumaré's performance during his loan period was notable, making him a valuable asset for Sevilla's future plans. Despite his strong showing in LaLiga, Leicester City appears to have different priorities, which creates an opportunity for Soumaré's return to Sevilla. It has been reported that Leicester City is open to considering offers around 15 million euros, a price that Sevilla currently finds beyond their budget.

Sevilla FC is planning to bolster its midfield in the upcoming winter transfer market by bringing back Boubakary Soumaré, a French midfielder who was part of the team last season. Soumaré, who has experienced limited playing time at Leicester City this season, is reportedly open to the idea of returning to Sevilla, where he was a key player and held in high regard by both fans and the coaching staff. The deal is anticipated to be a loan with an option to purchase, estimated at approximately 14 million euros, which is notably lower than initially expected, thus easing the negotiation process. Leicester City is said to be willing to facilitate Soumaré's departure, potentially speeding up the transfer proceedings.

Boubakary Soumaré was regularly mentioned in discussions as a potential signing for AS Monaco. However, his salary demands of around €400,000 per month may have been a hindrance.

The track leading to Boubakary Soumaré from Leicester City is still being monitored by AS Monaco. Adi Hütter would like a confirmed player in this sector.