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Stade Rennais defensive star Jeremy Jacquet is getting closer to joining Liam Rosenior’s Chelsea. Chelsea is about to sign yet another young player with enormous promise. Santi Aouna claims that the Blues and Jeremy Jacquet have come to a personal terms deal. The 20-year-old may play for the London team in the second half of the season if they are able to reach an agreement with Stade Rennais.

Jacquet has been a member of the Rennes team since his early years. He advanced through the ranks rather quickly, and in the beginning of 2024, he was promoted to the first team. He went out on loan right away to get some top-tier experience. After an outstanding year at Clermont Foot, he was eventually incorporated into Rennes’ starting lineup. In addition to being their staple, he has established himself as one of France’s top young defenders.

Chelsea get green light to complete record defender signing

According to reports, Rennes wants to set a new club record by selling the teenage defender. Due to their demands, which are higher than the €60–€64 million Man City spent for Jeremy Doku in 2023, Bayern Munich has already been priced out of a transfer.

Though it’s unclear if Chelsea is actually eager to reach that far, they seem more driven than the Bavarians. Luckily, Jacquet has now encouraged their efforts.

Ben Jacobs claims that the wonderkid has told Stade Rennais that he wants to go. He has undoubtedly been persuaded by Chelsea that he would receive consistent playing time at Stamford Bridge.

The Blues see Jacquet as a starter who is ready for the first squad. Since they are not only seeking a temporary solution, they have been quite selective in their target selection.

This month, they want to add a player who will ultimately be able to support Levi Colwill as he recovers from his ACL injury. For years to come, Jacquet is thought to be able to organise their backline.

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