Swansea City have expressed interest in Jesurun Rak-Sakyi. Palace are open to allowing the attacker to leave but would strongly prefer for any loan deal to include an obligation to buy at the end of the season. This stance has caused complications, as Swansea previously offered such terms before the player reportedly rejected a move to Wales. The permanent fee is likely to be around £8 million.

As of yesterday morning, Jesurun Rak-Sakyi had not rejected any offer he had received, and that includes one from Swansea City. There is significant interest in the player.

Sources told Football Insider that Swansea City had agreed a loan deal with Crystal Palace for Jesurun Rak-Sakyi, with both clubs satisfied with the terms. The transfer has now not happened as Swansea City were not able to convince Rak-Sakyi to move to South Wales this month.

Swansea City are still interested in signing Crystal Palace winger Jesurun Rak-Sakyi on loan, despite Vitor Matos suggesting other clubs were also interested. Rak-Sakyi had been on loan at Çaykur Rizespor and was brought back by Palace. Vitor Matos has acknowledged his admiration for the player, but stated that he had nothing to add when asked directly about Swansea’s interest. Matos also said he thinks Rak-Sakyi is a player of interest for many teams, not only for them.

Alan Nixon claimed on Sunday that the Swans were in the leading position to acquire Jesurun Rak-Sakyi's services after Oliver Glasner opted not to select him for the cup match against Macclesfield. After his side's cup exit to West Bromwich Albion, Vitor Matos refused to comment on such rumours.

The Swans have held talks concerning Jesurun Rak-Sakyi joining this month and have disclosed to Crystal Palace the funds they have available for his loan transfer. After submitting their terms, talks have reached a point where the Swans are now waiting for further developments. Jesurun Rak-Sakyi wants his immediate future to be resolved. The Swans have funds to complete this deal, but due to Profit & Sustainability rules, there is a limited amount available to fund a loan transfer, fees, and the player's salary. Agent fees will also have an impact on this deal. Crystal Palace will insist on all the money required for the short loan, although further negotiation could reduce the financial impact.

According to sources for WalesOnline, Swansea City have identified Jesun Rak-Sakyi as one of their main transfer targets this month. It is claimed the Crystal Palace winger is currently at the top of their list of potential acquisitions, and that the Swans are interested in taking him on loan for the rest of the season. Swansea are interested in adding him to their attack this January, although their interest is believed to be at a very preliminary stage.

Journalist Darren Witcoop has reported on X that Swansea City are emerging as the leading contenders to sign Jesurun Rak-Sakyi on loan from Crystal Palace this month. The player is also linked with Sheffield United and Coventry City, who are the leaders of the Championship.

Swansea City and Coventry City have enquired about a potential loan move for Crystal Palace's 23-year-old English winger Jesurun Rak-Sakyi. The player could return to the Championship during the January transfer window. The winger spent last season on loan with Sheffield United and has been with Rizespor in Turkey for the first half of this campaign, scoring four times and providing one assist in 11 Super Lig appearances. For Swansea, this January is head coach Vitor Matos’ first opportunity to make improvements to the squad since his appointment in November, while Coventry are looking to strengthen their attack for a promotion challenge. Rak-Sakyi, who has been capped by England at U21 level, has not regularly featured in the Crystal Palace first team, and the potential arrival of Brennan Johnson could further reduce his opportunities. His contract with the London club runs until 2027 and his current Transfermarkt market value is €6.00m. In the summer of 2025, Crystal Palace's asking price was reportedly £10 million.