Leverkusen's sports director confirms the offers for Jaka: Our Goal Is to Keep It

Switzerland's 32-year-old captain has recently been linked to several clubs.

While the interest from Saudi Arabia is said to have faded, the newcomers at Premierliga, Sunderland, and the Mourinho club, Fenerbahce, continue to show interest in midfielder.

But Simon Rolfs has spoken clearly about this: “Granit is a very important player for us for the team and for the club. Our main interest is to keep it,” said Leverkusen's leader at a press conference in Rio de Janeiro, where the team is currently in a training camp, Express reports, broadcast Periscopi.

He added: “Of course he's interested in it, we need to talk to the player about what his ambitions are. But it's clear: unless there's going to be a profit-profit situation there will be a transfer. ”
Rolfis added further: “We have three years of contract with the player, and we are very satisfied with it. We have major targets for the years to come. Hence, a move can occur only if it is good for all parties. We have to wait. But our goal is to have Gran'it stay with us.
So far Jaka herself has not been publicly expressed about his intentions and plans.