Headline: Stade Rennais Eyes Martin Terrier for Potential Return from Bayer Leverkusen
Stade Rennais is reportedly considering a move to bring back forward Martin Terrier, currently with Bayer Leverkusen, as noted by a report from Foot Mercato. Terrier, who left Rennes for the Bundesliga two years ago, has struggled to find his form in Germany due to injuries that have hindered his progress.
During his time at Bayer Leverkusen, Terrier has been limited to 44 appearances over two seasons, scoring only seven goals. This record stands in stark contrast to his performance at Roazhon Park, where he enjoyed a successful stint, netting 51 goals and providing 24 assists in 141 matches across all competitions. A potential return to Brittany is now being contemplated.
Rennes has recently bolstered their attacking options by signing Eliezer Mayenda, while they have managed to retain Esteban Lepaul. However, the club has lost Breel Embolo, who transferred to Atlanta United in the MLS on a permanent deal. As such, acquiring a new forward remains a priority for Rennes, with a loan deal for Terrier being a possible solution.
Stade Rennais remain interested in Bayer Leverkusen forward Martin Terrier (29), as per a report from Foot Mercato. The Frenchman left the Breton club two years ago to move to the Bundesliga, however, injuries have prevented him from flourishing in Germany.
In two seasons at Bayer Leverkusen, Terrier has been limited to just 44 appearances. In that time, he has netted seven goals. He has been less successful there than he was at Roazhon Park. With Rennes, Terrier scored 51 goals and registered 24 assists in 141 games in all competitions. A return to Brittany could now be on the cards.
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Rennes have strengthened in attack with the signing of Eliezer Mayenda, whilst the club have also so far succeeded in retaining Esteban Lepaul. However, Breel Embolo has left, joining Atlanta United in the MLS on a permanent deal. Adding a forward is, therefore, on Rennes’ to-do list and they could add Terrier on a loan deal.
GFFN | Luke Entwistle
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