The momentum for the Leeds star's exit as personal goals have now been posted

Having already lost Archie Gray to Tottenham Hotspur this summer, Leeds United could now lose another top-class player who has reportedly been sent his way.

Leeds transfer news

After suffering defeat against Southampton in the Championship final and missing out on promotion to the Premier League as a result, Leeds have been constantly losing players this summer. And that has been proven to be true.

So far, the Whites have lost a few players on free or big money deals like Gray's to Spurs. The academy product, who is still only 18 years old, has left his youth club for a chance in the Premier League.

On the other hand, things have been quiet at Elland Road since Leeds signed Joe Rodon from Spurs on a permanent deal and welcomed Salford goalkeeper Alex Cairns. With the start of the season just over a month away, it looks like the Yorkshire club could be in for some serious news before the transfer window closes.

According to Football Insider, French club Rennes have now sent personal terms to Glen Kamara as his exit from Leeds “has momentum”.

Rennes sporting director Frédéric Massara publicly acknowledged Kamara in a recent interview, saying in the Yorkshire Evening Press: “He [Kamara] he's a Leeds player, a good player, definitely exciting. However, we are interested in many players, some of whom have not yet been revealed and who can come, very soon. “

The Finn arrived in Yorkshire last summer but could now leave a year later as he looks to return to senior football.

Why Leeds should keep the “excellent” Kamara.

After losing Gray and the player who would eventually move into the middle to play a key role, Kamara is more important than ever alongside Ethan Ampadu at Elland Road. The former Rangers star has been blessed with a wealth of experience and Leeds must ensure he stays around for at least one more season.

Daniel Farke is a fan of the midfielder too, saying on Leeds Live last season: “Very good. I think it was important because he had a few pre-season games because there were so many rumors and talks with Rangers that he didn't get game time, it was difficult for him.

“Obviously when you come to a new place and you haven't played competitive games for so long, you need a few weeks to really prepare. I think he had a little playing time in Finland, think that helped him, you can see him growing in the last two weeks or so in training.”

Starting 33 of Leeds' 46 Championship games last season, Kamara could step up to Farke in the upcoming campaign, but must first resist the temptation of a summer transfer.