Sheffield United, Preston North End and Leicester City have joined clubs such as Anderlecht in competing to sign Lorent Tolaj.

Voetbalnieuws.be reports that Anderlecht is interested in Plymouth Argyle striker Lorent Tolaj, is following him closely, and wants to act quickly due to growing competition. The dossier is described as potentially expensive, and recent transfer reports mention a potential asking price in the range of several millions, while some reports mention figures around €6 million as a possible basis in 2026.

According to Voetbal Primeur, RSC Anderlecht are tracking Lorent Tolaj. It is also reported that Norwich City, Stoke City, and Swansea City, which are Championship clubs, along with FC Copenhagen of Denmark, are tracking Tolaj. The player was signed for a fee reported to be £1.2m when PAFC triggered his release clause at Port Vale. PAFC did not insert a similar clause in his contract at Home Park.

Anderlecht is monitoring the performances of 24-year-old Swiss and Kosovan striker Lorent Tolaj. The forward, who has 4 caps and 8 goals for Switzerland's U19 team, is playing for the English third-division club Plymouth, where he has registered 20 goals and 5 assists in 35 matches. This has attracted interest from other clubs, including Stoke City, Norwich City, Swansea City, and FC Kopenhagen. Celtic has also been linked to him previously. Stoke City is leading the pursuit of Tolaj, who is supposedly keen to move back to the area. Tolaj, who joined Plymouth from Port Vale a year ago for 1.4 million euros, is under contract until mid-2029, and the English club is expected to seek several million euros for his transfer. His current market value is listed as €500k by Transfermarkt.