Sam Lammers is supported to begin his Rangers career, but three important concerns are raised

Sam Lammers is supported to begin his Rangers career, but three important concerns are raised

Sam Lammers, who shone while on loan at Utrecht, has the support of many to launch his career at

Rangers.After a dismal summer transfer window, the Dutch attacker did not have the greatest of

beginnings at Ibrox and soon found himself among the primary fall guys, drawing criticism from

some fans. Michael Beale, the person who signed him, was replaced by Philippe Clement, and after

just two goals, he was sent back to his own country.

His time with Utrecht was a complete opposite; he scored 10 goals overall, nine of which came over a

stretch of ten games toward the close of the season. Despite this, it has been anticipated that Gers

would use the opportunity to cash in and sell him permanently this summer, since FC Twente and

his loan club are both eager to let him go.

Heerenveen manager Kees van Wonderen, who seen him score a double against his team, is

supporting him to be a success in Glasgow if things don’t work out that way.

“As a manager, I have only observed Lammers from afar, so it’s challenging to obtain the right

perspective without working with the player on a daily basis,” he stated. Although he has always had

skill, he has regained confidence once he began performing frequently. He’s scoring goals once more,

and I’m sure he can carry that form into Scotland and enjoy a successful second campaign with

Rangers.

He has performed admirably throughout his brief tenure at Utrecht in the Dutch division, indicating

that manager Ron Jans has clearly ignited something in him. He’s beginning to score, as you can see,

and he seems to be a valuable player. He’s found a squad that has allowed him to play and he’s

responded with goals. That is a significant departure from his accomplishments in Scotland.

“A lot will rely on if his manager at Rangers gives him the same kind of confidence as Jans did at

Utrecht. Can he enjoy the same level of enjoyment in Glasgow as he did in Holland? Can he continue

to score goals and have that smile on his face? The team’s dynamic, his