Jérémy Jacquet Completes £60m Transfer from Stade Rennais to Liverpool FC

Jérémy Jacquet Completes Transfer from Stade Rennais to Liverpool FC

Liverpool have officially completed the signing of French centre-back Jérémy Jacquet from Stade Rennais FC in one of the biggest defensive transfers of the 2026 summer window. The 20-year-old defender joins the Premier League club after months of negotiations and is regarded as one of the brightest young defenders in European football. 

Transfer Details

  • Player: Jérémy Jacquet
  • From: Stade Rennais FC (France)
  • To: Liverpool FC (England)
  • Transfer Fee: £55 million guaranteed, plus £5 million in performance-related add-ons, taking the total package to £60 million.
  • Contract: Five-year deal, with an option to extend for one additional year. 

How the Deal Happened

Liverpool secured an agreement for Jacquet earlier in the year after beating interest from several top European clubs, including Chelsea and Bayern Munich. As part of the agreement, he remained at Rennes until the end of the 2025/26 season before officially completing his move to Anfield on 1 July 2026. 

Why Liverpool Signed Him

Liverpool see Jacquet as a long-term defensive leader. The French Under-21 international impressed with his strength, composure on the ball, aerial ability, and maturity despite his young age. He is expected to strengthen Liverpool’s defence following the departure of Ibrahima Konaté. 

Player’s Reaction

After completing the transfer, Jacquet expressed his excitement by describing the move as “a big dream”, saying he was delighted to join one of the world’s biggest clubs and could not wait to begin training with his new teammates. 

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Summary

The move from Stade Rennais to Liverpool FC is worth up to £60 million, making it one of the biggest transfers involving a young French defender this summer. Liverpool believe Jérémy Jacquet has the quality to become a key part of their defence for many years, while Rennes receive a club-record transfer fee for one of their brightest academy graduates. 


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