According to Sacha Tavolieri, Anderlecht has renewed its interest in Pierre Ekwah, a 24-year-old midfielder from Saint-Étienne. The transfer expert reported that Anderlecht values the defensive midfielder and has placed him on their shortlist. Ekwah has refused to play in Ligue 2 and unilaterally terminated his contract. His representatives referred to the Diarra case to prove legally that he was free to sign elsewhere, which Saint-Étienne has contested. L'Équipe reported his lawyer was in discussions with clubs in England, Belgium, and Italy. According to Foot Mercato, Ekwah had not attended any training with ASSE since the beginning of the season. Anderlecht considers Ekwah to have an interesting profile.

French outlet Foot Sur 7 states that both Rangers and Anderlecht appreciate Pierre Ekwah. It is reported that both clubs are being held back by Saint-Etienne’s €6m valuation, a figure they are hesitant to meet. Saint-Etienne’s supporters want Pierre Ekwah to be moved on, and it is suggested that the Ligue 2 club also shares this stance.

According to Voetbalnieuws.be, Anderlecht is interested in Pierre Ekwah from Saint-Etienne. Ekwah was previously signed by Chelsea as a teenager but did not establish himself in the team there. A year ago, Saint-Etienne paid 6 million euro for the player.

According to Sacha Tavolieri, RSC Anderlecht is once again interested in Pierre Ekwah. The management of the Belgian club appreciates the midfielder's qualities and has placed him on its list of priority signings. It is specified that Watford is not expected to exercise its purchase option for Ekwah following his loan. A return to Saint-Étienne appears to be ruled out due to strained relations with the club.