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A number of top Premier League clubs would have been put on high alert this week when reports broke suggesting that Lille are open to selling striker Jonathan David this summer.

Lille would not consider letting the forward go in January, but he is now one of several players that could be allowed to leave at the end of this season.

David is under contract at Lille until 2025, however, it’s been suggested that he could be available for as little as £42million.

It’s thought that Lille may be looking to recoup funds following a disappointing campaign that’s left last season’s Ligue 1 winners sitting ninth and five points adrift of the top six, meaning they’re almost certain to miss out on European football.

Despite his team’s issues throughout this campaign, David has still managed to score 14 goals across all competitions - one more than he managed last season - and he remains one of the most revered young forwards in Europe.

The 22-year-old came to Europe from Canada in 2018, initially joining Gent where he quickly rose to prominence after netting 37 goals while registering a further 15 assists in just two seasons. His performances in that