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Adin Licina didn’t leave FC Bayern for Juventus until early 2026. Now, the talented forward could soon find himself back in the Bundesliga.
Adin Licina could return to Germany just a few months after leaving FC Bayern. RB Leipzig is reportedly interested in the 19-year-old attacking player, who is currently on loan from Juventus to US Cremonese in Serie B.
According to information from Italian transfer expert Gianluca Di Marzio, Leipzig is currently keeping a close eye on Licina. Reportedly, the Saxon club is already considering a possible signing as early as this winter. There is also international interest in the German youth international.
For FC Bayern, a quick return to the Bundesliga for this homegrown talent would be particularly appealing. Licina had left Munich’s youth academy early, at the end of January 2026, to join Juventus Turin. His contract with the German record champions was originally set to expire in the summer.
However, Bayern had secured themselves a financial cushion in the transfer. According to information from Sky at the time, the club agreed to a 30 percent sell-on clause as well as a matching right. This means that the former Campus player’s future career path could still have financial implications for the Munich club.
At Juventus, Licina did not immediately make the leap to the first team. He played for the U20s and the reserve team, scoring one goal and providing one assist in 13 competitive matches in Serie C. As a result, he was loaned to Cremona in the summer, where he is getting significantly more playing time.
So far with US Cremonese, Licina has appeared in nine competitive matches and been involved in three goals. He scored two goals himself and set up another. This development has apparently also caught the attention of RB Leipzig.
At FC Bayern, Licina had long been regarded as one of the most exciting offensive talents in the academy. The technically gifted left-footed player can be deployed on both wings as well as behind the strikers. However, he never made an appearance for the first team in Munich. When he left, sporting director Christoph Freund explained that Licina was seeking his path in top-level international soccer.
It is precisely this path that could now lead the Munich native back to the Bundesliga sooner than expected. For now, it’s merely a matter of interest and observation; a concrete transfer has not been decided. Should Leipzig make a serious move in the winter, however, Licina would be back in Germany just about a year after leaving Bayern.
This article was translated into English by AI. You can read the original version here https://fcbinside.de/2026/10/26/bayern-koennte-mitkassieren-rb-leipzig-baggert-an-ex-fcb-talent/.