Leeds United midfielder Glen Kamara is reportedly close to agreeing personal terms with Stade Rennais, but the Whites are reluctant to sell him this summer. According to BBC journalist Adam Pope, a deal has not been agreed between the French club and Leeds United, despite Kamara’s agreement on personal terms with Rennes.
This news comes after reports from France emerged suggesting Kamara had already reached an agreement with the Ligue 1 club. However, it seems that Leeds United are not willing to let him go without a fight. The Whites value Kamara highly and are unwilling to sell him unless their asking price is met.
Kamara’s potential exit from Elland Road has been a topic of discussion this summer, with the Finnish international reportedly looking to move away from Yorkshire and make a fresh start in France. However, Leeds United are in a strong financial position following the sale of Archie Gray to Tottenham, and they are not under pressure to sell any of their key players.
Unless Stade Rennais match Leeds United’s asking price, Kamara will not be leaving Elland Road this summer. The Whites are keen to keep the midfielder, who has been an important player for them since his arrival. While Kamara may want to move away, Leeds United are not willing to let him go without a fight.
This transfer saga is one to keep an eye on, as it could have significant implications for both Leeds United and Stade Rennais. If Kamara does eventually make the move to France, it could be a blow to Leeds United’s midfield options. However, if the Whites manage to keep hold of him, it could be a major boost to their chances of promotion back to the Premier League next season.
In other Leeds United news, David Prutton has praised the club’s business in bringing Joe Rodon back to Elland Road. The defender returned to the Whites on a permanent deal this summer, and Prutton believes it was a smart move by the club.
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