Schlager admits Premier League is a “goal” amid Bournemouth links

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Schlager admits Premier League is a “goal” amid Bournemouth links

Schlager admits Premier League is a “goal” amid Bournemouth links

With Xaver Schlager set to leave RB Leipzig when his contract expires at the end of the season, reports have suggested that he could reunite with former coach Marco Rose at Bournemouth.Speaking on the...

Schlager admits Premier League is a “goal” amid Bournemouth links

With Xaver Schlager set to leave RB Leipzig when his contract expires at the end of the season, reports have suggested that he could reunite with former coach Marco Rose at Bournemouth.Speaking on the...

As the summer transfer window approaches, all eyes are on Austrian midfielder Xaver Schlager, who is poised to leave RB Leipzig when his contract expires at the end of the season. Fresh reports suggest a potential reunion with former coach Marco Rose at Bournemouth could be on the cards—and Schlager himself has now opened up about his next move.

Speaking candidly on the podcast "Man kennt sich, man schätzt sich" (via Bild), the 28-year-old admitted that testing himself in the Premier League is a major ambition. "Well, I don't have that much time left anymore. I'm not 21 anymore either," Schlager said with a touch of realism. "Of course the Premier League is a goal, but I'd say there are also other top-five leagues—all of them have a certain appeal."

He went on to highlight why England's top flight stands out: "Of course the Premier League is currently the league everything is developing towards, and where the most intense football is being played." It's a sentiment shared by many players looking to compete at the highest level, and for a seasoned midfielder like Schlager, the timing feels right.

Since joining RB Leipzig in 2022, Schlager has been a steady presence in the midfield, racking up 107 appearances for the Bundesliga side. Known for his energy, tactical discipline, and ability to break up play, he could bring valuable experience to a Bournemouth squad looking to solidify its Premier League status under Rose—a coach who knows his game inside out.

Whether it's a move to the south coast or another top European league, Schlager's next chapter promises to be an exciting one. For now, fans will be watching closely as the season winds down and the transfer rumors heat up.

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