BREAKING NEWS: Rangers are ahead of Albion Rrahmani in the Cyriel Dessers upgrading race.
Neil Lennon, a former manager of Hibs and Celtic, is currently managing Rrahmani, and Ferguson has hinted that
because of his long-standing rivalry with the Light Blues, he would up the price to make things difficult for Philippe
Clement.Although the commentator acknowledges the value of Dessers, he maintains that Rangers must add
“killers” up front.
Neil’s not giving us him, he chuckled, speaking only to Ibrox News. Neil Lennon is not a top player, a top striker
who can score forty goals, for Rangers Football Club.”Just kidding, I have no idea.” Once more, it’s just another
name that exists.
“We require a top-notch striker. Dessers has fluctuated greatly. Although he has scored 22 goals, there should have
been 42.”I understand that he’s a nice big fella, but nice doesnae win you things.” We need individuals that are
killers, have grit, and are determined.
It is precisely the kind of guy the team needs—we don’t need good players, we need winners.”Rrahmani, listen, get him in if there’s a deal to be done if he fits the bill. However, I believe Neil might be adding on a million or two, so he would, to make things a little more challenging for us.
Is Neil Lennon making the Rangers transfer chase more difficult?
Rapid has stated that a deal that sees Rrahmani leave the club this summer will be a club record if it happens, meaning it will cost a minimum of €5 million [£4.2 million], but it is likely to be much higher, according to Digi Sport in Romania (6 June).
Regular goal scorers almost always come at a high price. With 17 goals from 26 games in his debut season in Bucharest, it appears that his value has increased significantly after signing for a reported €600,000 [£507,000]. However, with Digi Sport claiming that the Light Blues are prepared to bid €6 million [£5.07 million], it might be possible.
It would be a tremendous help to start earning some money from squad player sales in order to afford such a transfer and still finish the remaining business this summer, with Sam Lammers’ departure perhaps being key.
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