Spanish giant targets Leon Avdullah, Kosovar can take a major career step

Spanish giant targets Leon Avdullah, Kosovar can take a major career step

Leon Avdullahu may be one of the most popular names in the upcoming summer’s transitional term, as Kosovo midfielder interest is growing. According to the German medium FusballtransfersAtlético Madrid put it on the list for next season.

Diego Simeon’s team is in search of a defensive midfielder, which is eventually smart and strong in the defence phase. In this profile is Avdullahu, who is developing good presentations with Hoffmannheim in Bundesliga.

The madrile club’s interest is not new. Atletico had attempted to transfer Kosovo football player even during the past summer, but Hoffenheim had refused to release him, since he considered him an important part of the team’s project.

Spanish giant targets Leon Avdullah, Kosovar can take a major career step Two European giants after Avdu God, Hoffmanm, valued 50m euros The telegraph. com

Hoffmannheim had paid 8m euros in 2025 to transfer Avdullah from Basel, a club where he had developed as a football player. Since then, midfielder has become an important element of the German team and one of the players that has helped improve its results.

So far, Avdullahu has recorded 48 official presentations with Hoffenheim, achieving a goal and providing an assistation. He has contracts with the German club until 2031, what can make it difficult to reach an agreement on his transfer.

Basel also hopes for the sale, as it would greatly benefit from another transfer of their local talent thanks to the compensation of training and a resuscitation clause put in contract.

According to the report, besides Avdu God, Atlético Madrid is also examining other names for the midfield, including Stefan Dzodic of Almeria and Michael Merinnon of Arsenal.

Leon Avdullah and Albian Hajdari The telegraph. com

A possible transfer to Madrid would represent a major step in Kosovo’s 22-year career, which could pass from Bundesliga to one of the most popular European football clubs. /Telegraphy/