Rennes are prepared to sell Welsh international Jordan James permanently in the summer and could accept offers around £20-25 million. It is reported that the French club is hoping for a quick sale. Crystal Palace and Everton are monitoring his situation, as both clubs want to add quality and depth to their midfield, and Celtic has also been linked. James, who is 21, has made 15 goal contributions while on loan at Leicester City in the Championship. The player's contract with Rennes runs until June 2028, and he does not have a future at the French club. While Leicester City are also interested in keeping him, a permanent transfer there is unlikely because James is not keen on a move to League One. The club has a purchase option that is reportedly valued at over €5 million. The central midfielder has 26 caps for Wales, and his current Transfermarkt market value is €12.00m.