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Stade Rennais Mercato sees PSG leading poll for Estéban Lepaul

🇬🇧 By 4AllFootball ·
Stade Rennais Mercato sees PSG leading poll for Estéban Lepaul

At a bustling Stade Rennais training ground, the buzz centres on the striker Estéban Lepaul as a fan poll reveals Paris Saint-Germain leading the vote for his next move. The survey, conducted on the club's X account, asked where supporters see the forward next season.

Poll results highlight PSG dominance

The poll offered four options: PSG, Stade Rennais, Atlético de Madrid and an unspecified club. PSG captured 42.9 % of the votes, far ahead of Stade Rennais at 28.6 %, Atlético de Madrid at 14.3 % and the remaining choice also at 14.3 %.

Respondents overwhelmingly imagined Lepaul wearing the Saint‑Germain colours, signalling a strong preference for a move to the capital.

Contract and interest context

Despite his contract running until 2030, Lepaul has attracted interest from several European powerhouses, including Manchester City, Aston Villa, Inter Milan, Naples, Côme and Benfica.

Freshly called up to the France national team for the first time, the Rennes attacker is now among the most coveted players on the transfer market.

Potential impact on Rennes

Should the PSG option materialise, Rennes would lose a key goal‑scorer, turning the upcoming transfer window into a pivotal period for the club.

While the poll does not guarantee a transfer, it underscores PSG as the preferred destination among the four choices presented.

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