Rennes striker Martin Terrier has demanded that he feels no great explanation to leave for Leeds United or Liverpool, in spite of valuing the interest.
The 25-year-old has apparently arisen on the radar of both Premier League clubs this late spring. The connections with Leeds are more clear in light of their known craving to sign another goalscorer.
Also, they have history assaulting Rennes after their Raphinha plunge in 2020 demonstrated so fruitful.
Liverpool have previously supported their forefront with Darwin Nunez, yet the connections with Terrier are regardless evident.
As per the player himself, however, Frenchman Terrier has pronounced that he sees his future with Rennes next season.
"Assuming I mean to be essential for this structure? Obviously, I feel better here," the assailant told Foot Mercato.
"At the point when you have a decent season, it's complimenting to have specific clubs that are keen on you, however I'm great here."
Terrier, a previous France Under-21 worldwide with seven objectives in 13 trips in that age section, moved to Rennes in July 2020, presently before Raphinha left for Leeds.
He scored nine objectives and helped eight others in his presentation season, while additionally featuring in the Champions League.
Last term, Terrier's structure fundamentally improved and he counted 21 Ligue 1 strikes and seven helps.
The exchange interest from Leeds, Liverpool and purportedly West Ham also has consequently arisen. Yet, Terrier has three years left on his Rennes agreement and needs to respect something like another time of those terms.
Martin Terrier a Leeds need - however not Liverpool
Leeds have eyes on Terrier as they hope to clean up their forefront. They have added previous Feyenoord winger Luis Sinisterra however know they could do with another far and away striker.
What's more, given Terrier's new ascent at Rennes and the achievement Raphinha had at Elland Road in the wake of leaving the Ligue 1 club, it is nothing unexpected to see them monitoring the French side's top tallent.
Liverpool, however, hope to have completed their approaching exchange business already.Ex-Benfica man Nunez could wind up costing a club-record £85million in the event that all works out positively, following an underlying £64million speculation.
Be that as it may, the Reds feel he merits each penny and don't look liable to additional add to their assault this mid year.
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