Former FC Dallas defender could be set for a surprise move to Ligue 1 this summer | OneFootball

It is very difficult to keep up with MLS transfer news because of the World Cup. However, the league is heating up, and if you are not paying attention to the moves your team is making, you could be surprised when clubs return to the field in July.

Columbus Crew has reinforced its defense with an MLS veteran, but other clubs have waived players like CF Montreal's Tomas Aviles. This time, it is also a departure, but as a transfer deal.

According to Sacha Tavolieri, a former FC Dallas defender, he could be moving from his current club.

Bryan Reynolds could be moving to France in the near future.

The young right back, developed in the FC Dallas academy, could be on his way to Ligue 1, specifically to Stade Rennais. The 24-year-old defender has indeed struggled to establish himself anywhere outside of Belgian football.

However, this move presents a new opportunity to prove himself at a higher level and revive his career in one of Europe's top leagues.

According to the aforementioned journalist, Stade Rennais 🇫🇷 made an offer for Bryan Reynolds, right-back from KVC Westerlo. The French club offered €3.8 million for the American player's transfer.

His current market value is around $3.5 million, meaning the Belgian club will make only a small profit, but it will recover what it invested in the FC Dallas prospect and even keep a little more.

This season, Reynolds played 40 games with KVC Westerlo, scoring two goals and delivering four assists. Reynolds played most of the year as a right-back; however, he also played as a left-back or right interior, bringing a versatility that helps the team strengthen positions besides the player's primary role.

The funny thing is that, even though he left at a young age, Reynolds managed to play 31 games with FC Dallas, delivering six assists.