Voetbalnieuws.be reports that Bryan Reynolds, who performed well as a left-back recently, still seems to be eager for a transfer. The American is very keen to go to the World Cup, and it seems doubtful whether that will happen if he stays at Westerlo. All the top Belgian clubs are monitoring him, but Reynolds has a high salary that is described as worthy of a top club.

According to Voetbalnieuws.be, Bryan Reynolds appears to still be aiming for a transfer from Westerlo. All Belgian top clubs are monitoring him. Reynolds has a high salary and his contract runs until 2027. To receive a significant transfer fee, Westerlo would need to sell him in 2026. In previous transfer windows, there was interest and specific offers from clubs including Sparta Prague and Feyenoord, but the club was never satisfied with the offers. It is uncertain if they will cooperate in the January transfer window.

Bryan Reynolds is expected to leave Westerlo in the summer due to the club's financial situation and necessity to comply with UEFA's Financial Fair Play regulations. There is significant interest in Reynolds, and Westerlo hopes to recuperate the 3.5 million euro they paid to AS Roma for his transfer.

A top Dutch club proposed a loan deal with a mandatory purchase option after a certain number of matches, but Westerlo rejected it unless there was 100% certainty that the option would be exercised in the summer.