Greek side PAOK face a fight to keep Ghanaian left back Baba Rahman according to reports in East Anglian daily, with the left-back attracting interest from newly promoted side Ipswich Town and Brentford. The former Chelsea star has played in 42 games for PAOK across all competitions and is one of the highest-scoring defenders in the Greek League.
Earlier in the campaign, Brentford sent scouts to monitor the 29-year-old in their Europa Conference League game against Dinamo Zagreb as they look to strengthen in what has been a challenging season for the Bees who lost Rico Henry to a knee injury.
PAOK crashed out of the Conference League at the quarter-final stage but Rahman is still statistically the best-performing left back in the competition playing 671 minutes, bagging one goal and assisting once. He also created five goal-scoring chances for the Greek Club in the Conference League.
Rahman is reportedly earning around 1 million Euro a-year on his current three-year deal but could double his wages with a move back to the Premier League where he played 14 games for Chelsea before injury wrecked his progress.
PAOK will be happy for his stay but can also cash on him if the interest club push to trigger his transfer market.