Tuur Rommens is attracting interest from Feyenoord, Lecce, and Hoffenheim. The left-back, valued at 4 million euros, reportedly feels ready to move abroad. Westerlo might lose two left-backs in a short time.

Lecce has shown interest in acquiring Tuur Rommens, a Belgian left-back who is currently on the roster of Westerlo. The club regards him as a promising young talent who aligns with their strategy of developing young prospects. Lecce plans to negotiate terms with both Rommens and Westerlo in the upcoming weeks. Born in 2002, Rommens is under a contract with Westerlo that extends until 2026, which could make the negotiations more complex. Nevertheless, Lecce is resolved to secure his transfer despite facing competition from Hoffenheim, a German club also keen on signing emerging European talents. Lecce's dedication to fostering young players, demonstrated by their previous successes with players like Gendrey and Dorgu, matches Rommens' profile, and they aim to finalize the deal soon.