Slot stated that they were not the only ones interested in Jérémy Jacquet and congratulated the people who work to recruit talent, through whom they were able to attract the promising player. He said it is a new example of their model of very talented young players, who are sometimes at the start of their careers and sometimes already established, and who are capable of helping them progress in the short and long term. Slot added that they have recruited many players recently and that he has often said the medium and long-term future of the club is promising. The Mirror reports that Liverpool will be concerned about the potential long-term consequences of Jacquet's injury. Rennes faces the most immediate concerns as Jacquet has become a key player, having missed only two league games this season, both due to suspension. According to L’Equipe, shoulder surgery is a possibility for Jérémy Jacquet, which could result in him being absent for several weeks.

Reds manager Arne Slot said that securing Jeremy Jacquet was pleasing. Slot described him as a very big talent and possibly more than a talent, adding that they refer to it as talent because of his age. Separately, French football expert Julian Laurens told Sky Sports that he believes Jacquet is a significant talent. Laurens noted that although Jacquet is only 20, has not played for France or in the Champions League or Europa League and has significant development ahead of him, he was impressive last season after Rennes recalled him from his loan and this season with Habib Beye. Laurens stated that he believes Jacquet will be amazing and that Jacquet reminds him of when William Saliba or Wesley Fofana emerged in France. He added that the matter concerns how much that potential and talent is valued and that it is a lot of money for a young player who has not yet proven a great deal.

Jeremy Jacquet appeared to sustain a serious shoulder injury during a match between Rennes and Lens, just days after his move to Anfield was confirmed. The Reds agreed a deal worth £60 million ($82m) to sign the centre-back this summer. Jeremy Jacquet now faces a significant period of inactivity.

Jérémy Jacquet is expected to join Liverpool in the summer and could miss crucial weeks due to an injury.

Habib Beye claimed to have been a key part of the development of Jérémy Jacquet and wants a percentage of the transfer to Liverpool. Rennes is not willing to grant this request.

Arne Slot welcomed Jeremy Jacquet's upcoming arrival at Liverpool. Jacquet, a France under-21s defender, will move to Anfield in the summer from Rennes, where he will finish the season. Liverpool agreed a deal to sign him for an initial £55m, with up to £5m in add-ons. The defender had also been linked with Chelsea.

An agreement has been reached between Liverpool and Rennes for the transfer of Jérémy Jacquet. The agreement was concluded in the winter transfer window but will take effect in July. Jérémy Jacquet has signed a long-term contract with Liverpool and will officially remain with his formative club until the end of the season. This arrangement was preferred over an immediate signing followed by a loan. According to L’Équipe, this setup addresses economic imperatives for Liverpool by allowing them to defer the financial impact, and it also avoids the administrative and sporting complications of a loan. Rennes will retain Jérémy Jacquet without restriction until the summer. This solution was considered more comfortable by both teams.

Christophe Dugarry described Liverpool as foolish for the money spent on Jeremy Jacquet. Dugarry stated that Rennes was able to find a club like Liverpool willing to pay €72m for the player. Dugarry also said that Liverpool intervened to sign Jacquet when Chelsea was attempting to acquire him.

Liverpool announced the signing of French defender Jeremy Jacquet. The club did not disclose the values. According to the local press, the deal should cost 60 million pounds, which Liverpool will pay to Rennes. Jeremy Jacquet will remain in France until the end of the current season and will join Liverpool in the 2026/27 season, contingent on work documentation. He will sign a contract with Liverpool until June 2031, with an option to extend. According to The Guardian, Liverpool had competition from Chelsea and Bayern Munich and therefore decided to pay up to 60 million pounds, including bonuses, to secure the signing six months before his arrival.

Liverpool has spent 70 million euros to purchase Jérémy Jacquet from Rennes, and the central defender will join the Reds at the end of the season. The transfer is one of the biggest sales in the history of the Breton club. On the SRFC X account, Jérémy Jacquet stated he is honored to sign for Liverpool, which he described as one of the greatest football institutions in the world. He added it was also very important for him to conclude his time properly at his formative club, his club of heart. Jacquet said he approaches the second part of the season with the desire to experience great emotions with his teammates and the public.

According to a post on X by Mike McGrath of the Telegraph, Jeremy Jacquet has completed his medical at Liverpool. Jacquet will join Liverpool in a £60m deal, with £55m up front, and will join in the summer after completing the season with Rennes. The Athletic had reported that his medical with Liverpool was scheduled. Liverpool have reportedly made progress in signing the Rennes centre-back, who has now had his medical with the club.

Rennes head coach Habib Beye confirmed that Jérémy Jacquet is going to Liverpool and that the plan for the French defender to be loaned back to Rennes will proceed. According to Get Football News France, Beye said the club received the amount they wanted and respected the player's wish. The source also reported Beye adding that they will have the player for the rest of the season.

Liverpool's decision to sign Jeremy Jacquet in a €70 million deal is considered noteworthy, as the player has an Estimated Transfer Value (ETV) of only €17.8m. Liverpool believe that Jacquet can be the long-term replacement for Ibrahima Konate, who is expected to leave on a free transfer in the summer when his contract expires.

Jeremy Jacquet is set to complete a transfer to Liverpool later today. Liverpool agreed to pay Rennes £55m plus £5m in add-ons, which will make Jacquet the French side’s most expensive sale, surpassing the £55m package from Manchester City for Jeremy Doku in 2023. Personal terms with Jacquet were quickly agreed, and the player is travelling to the north west of England today to undergo a medical and finalise the move. Jacquet will then return to France to finish the season with Rennes. His contract is confirmed to run until 2031, with an option to cover the 2031/32 season. According to Fabrizio Romano, Liverpool presented a long-term project to Jeremy Jacquet as a key part of the squad immediately from June. Ben Jacobs and Graeme Bailey confirmed that Chelsea were not willing to match Rennes’ asking price.

Liverpool have signed Jeremy Jacquet from Rennes, after the Premier League side agreed to a €70 million transfer package with the Ligue 1 side. Jacquet will join Liverpool in the summer.

According to Team Talk, Liverpool have reached an agreement for Rennes player Jeremy Jaquet, signing him ahead of Chelsea. Jaquet is scheduled to undergo a medical on Merseyside on Monday, after which he will return to France to complete the season with Rennes before moving to Anfield in the summer. Liverpool have agreed to pay £55 million plus £5m in add-ons, a package worth €69m ($82m). This fee will surpass the £56 million Manchester City paid for Jeremy Doku in 2023, making Jaquet the most expensive sale in Rennes’ history.

According to Florian Plettenberg of Sky Germany, Manchester United attempted to intervene in Jeremy Jacquet’s summer move but were unsuccessful because he already had an agreement with Liverpool.

Fabrizio Romano announced that Jeremy Jacquet will move to Liverpool from Rennes and declared that the deal is agreed for June 2026. The fee is €60m plus €10m in add-ons, with the deal having an estimated worth of €70 million. Jeremy Jacquet has agreed personal terms with Liverpool for a move in the summer of 2026. Talks between Liverpool and Rennes were swift and efficient, resulting in an agreement for a potential club-record deal for the French side.

It is reported that Liverpool are close to signing Rennes defender Jeremy Jacquet in a transfer valued at approximately £61 million. The 19-year-old had been linked with a move to Chelsea, and Liam Rosenior's outfit had successfully negotiated personal terms with the player. Fabrizio Romano has reported that Liverpool have reached an agreement worth approximately £61m with additional clauses. The sole condition for the transfer is that the player will join Liverpool during the summer transfer window, rather than this January. Rennes consistently demanded a club-record sale to allow Jacquet to leave, surpassing the £55.5m fee Manchester City paid for Jeremy Doku in 2023, and insisted that he would remain until the end of the season. Jacquet is scheduled to undergo a medical on deadline day. According to a claim by Sky Sports, the reason he chose Liverpool over Chelsea was the increased chance of playing time on Merseyside. Chelsea offered the same deal as Liverpool, but the decisions to keep Josh Acheampong and bring Mamadou Sarr back to Stamford Bridge led Jacquet to decide to move elsewhere.

According to RMC Sport, Liverpool are close to finalizing an agreement for Jérémy Jacquet from Rennes for a deal worth 72 million euros, including bonuses. Jacquet still needs to give his approval. The agreement between the clubs includes a provision for Jacquet to remain at Rennes on loan until the end of the season.

According to Fabrizio Romano, the process to sign Jeremy Jacquet is in its final stages, and Liverpool is one of the clubs involved. Negotiations are intensifying 24 hours before the February transfer deadline. Rennes are asking for a fee of approximately €50m (£43m). The club will not approve a winter departure and insist that any agreement must involve Jeremy Jacquet remaining in France until the end of the season.

Liverpool is reportedly buying Rennes defender Jeremy Jacquet for 450 million kroner, and the deal will be executed in the summer. Fabrizio Romano reports that the two clubs have agreed on a price of 60 million euros (450 million kroner) plus 10 million euros in bonuses. It is also believed that The Reds have negotiated personal terms with the 20-year-old Frenchman.

It is reported that Liverpool has begun pursuing Jérémy Jacquet and has quickly become a significant competitor to Chelsea, who are already in advanced negotiations. Liverpool is now said to be largely in a leading position and is considering a swift and substantial move to complete the transfer ahead of Chelsea. The final hours of the transfer window are expected to be decisive for Jacquet, whose future could be determined by tomorrow evening.

Romano reports that Liverpool is in talks with Rennes about signing defender Jérémy Jacquet. The estimated transfer value is said to be around 25 million euros. It is reportedly very likely that the deal will only be completed in the summer, as Rennes is not in a hurry.

According to transfer insider Graeme Bailey, Jeremy Jacquet is interested in a move to Chelsea, and is also aware that Liverpool and Real Madrid are among the clubs interested in him. Fabrizio Romano has claimed that Liverpool are trying to convince the defender to reject a move to Chelsea and join Arne Slot’s side. According to Romano, it is unlikely that Bayern will be involved in signing Jacquet. Romano also reports that Jacquet would only join a new club in July 2026, as this is what Rennes want.

According to Fabrizio Romano, Liverpool are determined to sign Jeremy Jacquet ahead of Chelsea. The reporter states that Liverpool are not ceasing their efforts to sign Jacquet and are still in talks with his camp to convince him to decline an opportunity to join Chelsea and instead move to Anfield in the summer of 2026. Romano wrote that the competition for Jeremy Jacquet is still ongoing at this time. He added his understanding that Liverpool and Chelsea are both in talks with Rennes and the player’s camp for the defender.

Fabrizio Romano stated that Liverpool are also involved in the activity concerning Jeremie Jacquet. Rennes' position is to sell the player now, but for him to leave in the summer and not immediately. There is significant Premier League activity around Jeremie Jacquet, with Chelsea and Liverpool both being active. The next hours could be busy.

According to Fichajes, Chelsea are prepared to offer €75 million (£65.2 million, $89.7 million) to sign Rennes defender Jérémy Jacquet this month, ahead of Liverpool and Bayern Munich.

Liverpool are monitoring Jeremy Jacquet, and the Ligue 1 club has an asking price of €65-70 million for the player.

According to Fabrizio Romano, Liverpool are in active talks to sign Rennes defender Jeremy Jacquet, and there is significant competition to sign him. Liverpool hope to secure an agreement in January, but the defender would not join mid-season, with any move to happen in the summer.

According to Fabrizio Romano, Liverpool are prepared to challenge Chelsea's move for centre-back Jeremy Jacquet. Liverpool are also interested in and are following the player. A deal to sign Jacquet would be for the long-term, and he would not arrive until the summer.

Goal.com reports Liverpool are interested in Jeremy Jacquet after failing to acquire Marc Guehi.

Chelsea could sign Jeremy Jacquet ahead of Liverpool.

According to sources who spoke to TEAMtalk, Liverpool are keen on Rennes defender Jeremy Jacquet. It is also understood that Arsenal, Real Madrid and Manchester United are tracking Jacquet alongside Liverpool.

It has been suggested that Liverpool may use the offer of immediate first-team football to sign Rennes youngster Jeremy Jacquet ahead of Real Madrid. Jacquet is described as being special.

According to a report from Team Talk, the potential signing of Rennes defender Jeremy Jacquet by Liverpool is considered likely. The report also states that Liverpool is convinced he could become a world-class defender in Slot’s side.

Jeremy Jacquet's composure and leadership qualities have impressed Liverpool's analysts. According to sources close to Rennes, Liverpool scouts who attended multiple Ligue 1 fixtures are convinced the player could develop under the guidance of manager Arne Slot.

According to Sky Sport, Jérémy Jacquet is a leading transfer target for Liverpool, whose recruitment department has sent scouts to watch him on several occasions this season. Liverpool are making plans to replace Ibrahima Konate next year if it becomes necessary, and Jacquet could move to Anfield. Rennes considers Jacquet a cornerstone for their future and would only consider a sale for a substantial offer.

According to Sacha Tavolieri, Liverpool has identified 20-year-old Rennes center back Jérémy Jacquet as their preferred replacement for Ibrahima Konaté, as Konaté is approaching the final six months of his contract.

Liverpool, alongside Newcastle, has shown interest in 20-year-old French centre-back Jeremy Jacquet. Arne Slot, a huge admirer of Jacquet, considers him a potential defensive reinforcement. Despite Rennes' stance of not selling the player following Arsenal's approach, there is speculation that Jacquet could still be available. Jacquet has declined a move to Arsenal, making a move to Liverpool a possibility as they seek defensive reinforcements. His contract at Rennes is valid until June 30, 2029, and his value is estimated by Transfermarkt to be €10.00m.