Simons has been playing for RB Leipzig since January but has already expressed his desire to leave the club. Leipzig had a disappointing season, finishing seventh in the Bundesliga, and Simons scored 11 goals and provided eight assists in 33 games across all competitions.

Simons is a versatile and technically gifted player who can play in various positions. He has excellent close control, can dribble past opponents, and has a good eye for a pass. However, he sometimes gets ahead of himself, and his attempted long balls can lead to losing possession.

Simons has been deployed on the wing and in the number ten position but prefers playing on the left and cutting in to use his right foot. He will need to improve his physicality to compete with top defenders in the Premier League but has the potential to develop.

Chelsea is interested in Simons, and it's no surprise given their history of signing young talent. However, playtime would be limited if Simons joined Chelsea, as Cole Palmer plays in a similar position and is unlikely to be dropped.

Arsenal is also interested in Simons, and he could provide the spark the team needs. However, the club has already signed Noni Madueke, and Eberechi Eze is reportedly their first choice. Simons would need to compete with Saka and Eze for playing time but has the potential to make a difference.

Barcelona has also been linked with Simons, but he may not be a priority for the club. They already have players who can play in his position, and there are concerns about the club's financial situation.

Bayern Munich is another club interested in Simons, and he would be a good fit for the team. He knows the Bundesliga and has the potential to become one of the league's top stars. However, the club has had a nightmare transfer window, and it's unclear if they can sign Simons.

Ultimately, Simons has the ability to make it at any of these clubs, but staying in Germany and signing for Bayern would be his best bet. However, if he wants to test himself with the best, he should push for a move to Arsenal.

The more likely of the two options is Bayern, but Simons will need to decide which club is best for him.