Liverpool's efforts to sign RB Leipzig's promising winger Yan Diomande have hit a setback as reports indicate he has agreed to join Paris Saint-Germain. The 19-year-old has made a significant impact in his first season in Germany, scoring 13 goals and providing 10 assists across all competitions. Despite being under contract until June 2030, Diomande's future is uncertain as Leipzig faces competition from Liverpool, PSG, and Bayern Munich. PSG appears to have the upper hand in negotiations, with Diomande reportedly keen on the move to Paris, although he has also shown interest in Liverpool. Leipzig is firm on retaining their star player and has placed a hefty price tag of €130 million (£112 million) on him. They may also consider extending his contract to fend off interest from rival clubs. Diomande acknowledged the support he received from Leipzig and expressed his commitment to the club, stating, 'I will never forget this opportunity.'