The 20-year-old winger, regarded as one of Ligue 1’s brightest prospects, has also attracted interest from Borussia Dortmund, who have made contact in the past 24 hours to monitor the situation. While Leverkusen’s opening proposal matched Ben Seghir’s current market valuation, Monaco remain reluctant to sell on the cheap, with French outlets confirming that they expect a premium for their highly-rated Moroccan talent.
His future at Monaco is growing increasingly uncertain after limited playing time, a shaky preseason, and strained relations with coach Adi Hutter. Leverkusen view him as a direct replacement for Amine Adli, who is set to join Bournemouth, while Dortmund are considering him as part of their midfield rebuild. With two Bundesliga giants circling, Monaco are bracing for further bids before the window closes.