The Stade Rennais market is still very active, but several expected departures in the coming days should cause movements in both directions. Midfielder Jordan James, who had a mediocre first season in Brittany, had not had his chance, being loaned to Leicester, with whom he has shown himself to be performing despite the disappointing season of the Foxes, relegated to third division English. The Welsh player, however, has a box-to-box profile and impact qualities that attract many in the English second division. Thus, according to the information of insider Alan Nixon, at least four Championship clubs are on the list to offer Jordan James. Middlesbourgh, West Ham, Wolverhampton, and Burnley are discussing with Stade Rennais to recover the player, in a definitive transfer. And when we know the financial means of the D2 English formations, the "Red and Blacks" have every interest in being generous. The Breton club demands at least 10 million pounds sterling, or 12 ME, for a player who is not part of Franck Haise's plans. And above all, his departure, like that of Seko Fofana, for example, could give the green light to the recruitment of an additional player in the midfield.