Oliver Burke joined RB Leipzig from Nottingham Forest in the summer transfer window.
Oliver Burke has revealed to The Scottish Sun the difference in training at his new club RB Leipzig and at Nottingham Forest.
Burke joined German club Leipzig from Championship outfit Forest in the summer transfer window.
According to BBC Sport, the Bundesliga side had to pay the Reds a transfer fee of £13 million in order to secure the services of the 19-year-old winger.
The Scotland international winger has outlined a difference in training at the two clubs.
“There is a difference in terms of training,” Burke told The Scottish Sun. “At Forest you’d train and then everybody would go home. In Leipzig everyone stays and does their extra work together.”
Burke is a very talented and promising young footballer, and the teenager is doing well in Germany at the moment.
The 19-year-old Scotland international winger has scored one goal and created four chances in eight Bundesliga appearances for Leipzig so far this season, according to Squawka.com.
Ralph Hasenhuttl’s side are second in the league table at the moment with 24 points from 10 matches, level on points with leaders and title favourites Bayern Munich.
Meanwhile, Forest are currently 20th in the Championship table with 16 points from 16 matches, just two points above the relegation zone.
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