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Stade Rennais transfer window: Yassir Zabiri loan draws English giants

🇬🇧 By 4AllFootball ·
Stade Rennais transfer window: Yassir Zabiri loan draws English giants

In the stands of the Racing Santander stadium, the young Moroccan striker Yassir Zabiri scored a hat‑trick against Elche, immediately sparking rumours of a summer sale for Stade Rennais Mercato. The Breton club, which has loaned the player until 30 June 2027, already sees its first big summer transfer looming.

A loan without a purchase option

Recruited at Famalicão last winter for around €10 million, the 21‑year‑old scorer was sent to Racing Santander without a purchase clause. The loan runs until the end of summer 2027, leaving Stade Rennais in control of the case. This situation gives Rennes significant manoeuvring room in the market.

A blazing start in La Liga

After a convincing start to the season, Zabiri shone against Elche by scoring a hat‑trick in Santander's 3‑2 victory. A few weeks later, he added a brace against Alavés, taking his total to five goals in five La Liga matches. These performances quickly crossed Spanish borders.

According to Ekrem Konur, “Newcastle United and Aston Villa are tracking Rennes’ loanee Yassir Zabiri after his hat‑trick for Racing Santander!” and “Rennes value the Moroccan striker at around €20M.” The two English clubs would even have sent scouts to monitor his progress.

The journalist already indicates a valuation that could reach €20 million, thus opening the door to serious discussions around the striker. For Stade Rennais, the challenge will be to monitor the Moroccan’s development during his loan in order to maximise the upside.

If Zabiri confirms his level in La Liga, his value could continue to rise, offering Rennes a major financial opportunity in the summer market. The Breton club therefore finds itself in a strong position to turn this potential first sale into a real jackpot.

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