Rangers were able to sign Clement target before clubs in Serie A, and his agent says he’s similar to a PSG legend

A player who finished the 2023–24 season with Rangers could start the next one with AC Milan, according to reports we talked about last month.

The seven-time European champions are reportedly interested, and they may even offer £20 million.

Rangers will have to wait, but they won’t be throwing pound notes into the air to turn Ibrox into something like the Crystal Maze dome.Fabio Silva is a Wolves player, not a Rangers player, and he probably won’t be back for a second loan spell with the blue side of Glasgow.

Philippe Clement’s team has already signed Oscar Cortes back from RC Lens and is also interested in Rele Mofokeng, a young South African star. Further, if Rangers do decide to make one of the loan players from last season a permanent member of the team, it will be Abdallah Sima and not Fabio Silva.

They paid £35 million to FC Porto for him when he was only 18, and the transfer fee is still hanging around his neck. Where should he go next?

Rangers signed Fabio Silva from Wolves before any Italian teams did.

Silva’s agent, Carlos Oliveira, talked to the Italian newspaper Tuttomercatoweb on Sunday. He also thinks that a fresh start in either Italy or Spain would be a smart next step, given his ties to both Milan and Sevilla.

Oliveira says, “I think (Serie A) is a great championship for him.” For next season, we’re putting the Spanish and Italian markets first. I think Fabio will move on to the next level after one of the two championships.

“Both Bologna and Fiorentina can choose Fabio.” Marco Di Vaio, who is in charge of sports at Bologna, likes Fabio. He is also very liked by Raffaele Palladino, who is now the coach of Fiorentina. We have to wait and see how the market changes because some clubs need to come off the market before we can add more.

A few weeks ago, Silva’s father told the Daily Record that Celtic, Rangers’ Old Firm rivals, were interested in him before he signed with Ibrox. Today, Oliveira says that The Gers not only beat teams from Glasgow, but also from all over Europe.

Wolves are likely to leave this summer.

They were very interested from Serie A teams at the start of the season and again in January, he says. “The Italian market has its own rules.” In the last few days, many clubs have finalised their transfer deals.

Rangers beat the party by making a deal for Silva before the Hogmanay celebrations even started. The Portugal Under-21 international, on the other hand, scored just six goals in 25 games, making Sima, a Premier League misfit, stand out in Scotland.

In spite of this, Silva’s agent is still trying to get support and interest, even though it seems a bit much to compare him to two of the best centre forwards of their time.

Oliveira adds, “I think he looks a lot like Edinson Cavani or Diego Forlan.” He is referring to the famous Uruguayan players. “I think he can become one of the best strikers in Europe by the time he is 24 or 25 if he finds the right place to play.”

“I think it’s very important for him to find a club where he feels safe and where he can play a lot for at least two seasons in a row.” He’s still very young. He’s 21 years old and has a lot of potential.

“He needs to keep his mind on his goals and work hard.” As a striker, you need to be patient because many players get better over time.

Certainly the case with Forlan. He had a hard time scoring goals at Manchester United, but he scored a lot of them in La Liga with Villarreal and Atletico Madrid.

Despite many rumours about transfers, the manager confirms the situation with the £7.8 million-rated Rangers target

It was smart for Damian Garcia to keep his full attention on Peñarol even though rumours of a move to Rangers were going around.

A 20-year-old Uruguayan midfielder with a lot of potential has been linked to a move to the Ibrox club since the beginning of June in South America.

You could understand why Damián Garcia might have his back to the wall as people talk about new contracts, handshakes in Mexico, release clauses, and transfer prices.

Despite all the talk, the young Uruguayan was seen playing for Peñarol. He was a defensive midfielder who played all 90 minutes of the club’s most recent league game.

Also, Peñarol’s manager gave a clear update on the player’s contract situation and those Rangers links after the game.

“Peace of mind” for Garcia from Peñarol

Damian Garcia started the game in midfield and played the whole thing as Racing held Peñarol to a 1-1 draw in Uruguay’s Primera División.

The midfielder’s presence on the field shows that Peñarol is determined to keep Garcia at the club this summer, even though Rangers are “keenly” interested in signing him.

Diego Aguirre, the manager of Peñarol, made it clear all summer that he wanted to keep most of his team together.

Of course, the Uruguayan coach is happy that the club has reached a new agreement with the U20 World Cup winner and has avoided a major source of stress.

“It was possible that some players would leave,” Aguirre told Carve Deportiva after the game.

“But I always said I wanted them to keep the team that did well in the first half of the year.”

“Thank goodness it was done today.”

If you ask me, what better reason is there for Leo, Damián García, and Guzmán to stay?

“Those are amazing proofs that they could leave or stay, which makes me feel at ease.”

Rangers’ move is never going to happen.

The people who work for Damian Garcia have made it clear that the U20 World Cup winner will sign a new deal with the club.

There were rumours that a deal was almost done after the president of the Uruguayan club met with Garcia’s agent at the TransferRoom conference in Mexico.

After the Racing game, Gonzalo Moratorio, who used to be the director of Peñarol, gave some more information about Damian Garcia’s contract.

Moratario says that an improved two-and-a-half-year deal has been reached, with the release clause rising by the transfer window. This confirms that Peñarol are not willing to leave the club in January.

Moritario told the Uruguayan newspaper El Observador that Garcia knew that Peñarol would not let him leave, and that Garcia did not plan to leave at this time.

“He is going to sign this week, and his salary will go up a lot. In exchange, Peñarol will stay for two and a half more years, but he has the option to leave at the end of each term except this one.”

There have been rumours that Daniel Garcia will have a $10 million (£7.8 million) release clause in the deal, but the player was previously valued at almost half that amount.

Peñarol has made it clear that Damian Garcia will not be leaving this transfer window. This is something to keep an eye on going into the winter.

ONLY FOR YOU! Rangers’ transfer news: an improved offer was made on Connor Barron’s contract, and the price tag for Hamza Igamane was made public

In the next few days, the Light Blues want to complete a double swoop as Philippe Clement speeds up his recovery.

Rangers have signed Hamza Igamane for £1.7 million and hope to add Connor Barron this week to make the deal even stronger.

In the next few days, the Light Blues should announce that they have signed FAR Rabat’s Moroccan under-23 striker. Today, the 21-year-old player has to pass a medical exam before the deal can go through. People think that Igamane is one of the most exciting young players in Moroccan football, even though he has been hurt and has missed FAR Rabat’s last few games.

The young striker is in the running to be picked for Morocco’s Olympic team this summer. That would mean Igamane would miss a lot of the Rangers’ pre-season if he was picked. The Ibrox club has also stepped up their efforts to sign Barron without a contract.Rangers have made a better offer, but the star player is also considering offers from Hellas Verona, Plymouth, Stoke, Cardiff, and Swansea, all of which want to sign him.

After coming back from vacation, the 21-year-old will make a choice.If Aberdeen made him leave Scotland, they would have to pay him about £525,000 in training costs.

For Rangers to be able to sign Barron, they would have to work out a price with Aberdeen or risk going to court. Rangers’ transfer policy this summer was to sign players younger than 24 who will be valuable in the future. Igamane and Barron are both examples of this.

Rangers have been in that market this summer, signing Jefte from Brazil and Clinton Nsiala, a defender, from AC Milan. They have also extended Oscar Cortes’ loan from Lens with an option to buy. The Ibrox team still wants to sign Yusuf Kabadayi, a winger for Bayern Munich.

What Rangers’ starting eleven might look like after the transfer window: £7 million duo sign, Tav and Goldson sold

Rangers might look very different from this season to the next.

Next season, the Glasgow Rangers team might look very different if Philippe Clement gets a lot of new players.

With a few current first-team players leaving, this summer could have the most player turnover in recent memory. This has been planned for a few years.

In 2022, Giovanni Van Bronckhorst tried to change things at Ibrox but was fired soon after. Although Michael Beale had the same thing happen to him.

Clement seems to know more about the transfer market than those two, which could mean that a lot of young players join the Gers in the next few weeks.

Who am I expecting? Who is going to go? These are the main questions that will be answered this summer, along with what the dream starting XI might be for the coming season.

Jack Butland (1GK)

The Englishman might have been the best player the club bought last summer, and he saved the Light Blues many times during the season.

During the 2024–25 season, he will be very important as Clement tries to beat Celtic at home and win the championship for the first time in four years.

Reuell Walters, 2RB

The young Gunner has been linked with a move to Liverpool recently. The Gers could get him for free because Walters seems to have turned down a new deal at Arsenal.

Is this the last step towards selling James Tavernier this summer? Steven Gerrard wants to bring his old player to the Middle East this summer, which is why he is interested in the captain.

The Light Blues failed to win either the Scottish Cup or the Premiership title last season, and Tavernier will turn 33 in October. This summer could be their last chance to really cash in on the defender.

Walters is young, but he has a very high ceiling, and he could grow very quickly in Glasgow.

John Souttar was on 3CB.

The Scot made 41 appearances last season after an injury-filled debut in Glasgow. He could move into his preferred right center-back position before the next season.

It looks like now is the right time for the club to sell defender Connor Goldson, who is also being looked at by Gerrard as a possible option.

Ibrox could ask for a good fee because Clement still has two years left on his contract. This would allow them to buy other players in the future.

Hillary Nsiala (4CB)

After agreeing to the deal last week, the talented defender will join Rangers from AC Milan on a pre-contract basis in July.

Even though the 20-year-old hasn’t played for the Italian team yet, he is highly regarded at the club, and Clement may have made the right choice by signing him.

It’s still unclear how much he will be involved with the first team, but giving him regular game time will help him get much better.

Ridvan Yilmaz (5LB)

The Turkish defender has had a lot of ups and downs in his two years at Ibrox. However, it was under Clement that Yilmaz finally started to play consistently.

Rangers signed young Brazilian left back Jefte, but it looks like the 23-year-old will be the first choice for the start of the new season.

Moroccan Mohamed Diomande (6CM)

In January, the Ivorian player joined on loan, but that deal will become permanent this summer. In his first six months in Scotland, he played great, scoring twice in 19 games and being willing to help out defensively in the middle of the Rangers midfield.

If they sign someone new, could they be his main partner next season? It looks like Clement is getting close to signing a Scottish star…

No. 7CM: Connor Barron

A lot of clubs in England and Europe want to sign the midfielder from Aberdeen, but Rangers also want to keep him in the country.

In fact, the Gers are said to have made an offer for the kid to keep him from going to another team. To meet homegrown quotas in Europe, Clement will need to sign more local players, and Barron is a great choice.

8RW: Ross McCausland

During 2023–24, the winger had a big year at Ibrox, scoring four goals and setting up five others in 39 games.

He is only 21, but this experience will help him get ready for the next season. He might even keep his spot on the right wing.

9AM –Todd Carlson

The Englishman had a lot of purple patches under Clement, but his main goal for next term is to be more consistent.

Even though he scored eight goals and set up seven others, he probably could have reached double figures in both categories if he hadn’t been hurt.

10LW – Yusuf Kabadayi

According to reports, the young player from Bayern Munich could be the next player to come to Ibrox in the next week or so.

🚨🆕 News #Kabadayi | Glasgow Rangers, St. Pauli, and Lecce are among the concrete suitors for the 20 y/o left winger from FC Bayern!

🔵 Schalke 04 were interested in exercising their option to buy. However, the overall package was too expensive.

🔴 Meanwhile, talks are… pic.twitter.com/isPqYxv7JE

— Florian Plettenberg (@Plettigoal) June 5, 2024

After seeing how good he has been in Germany, the Gers could make a lot of money by signing him.

The team needs a quick winger who can make plays to replace Abdallah Sima, and Kabadayi is the best person for the job.

Eleventh: Albion Rrahmani

The Light Blues want to sign the Kosovo international and have offered a fee of around £6m to do so during the transfer window.

It’s clear that Clement needs to get another centre forward or two before 2024–25, since Cyriel Dessers can’t be his only choice up front.

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 – Rangers from Scottish Premiership are in for 🇽🇰 Albion Rrahmani (23).

Club is keen to bring him in Glasgow and the situation is under development. Nothing official yet. pic.twitter.com/wo1zDGFmYC

— Kosovan Football 🇽🇰 (@kosovanfooty_EN) May 18, 2024

For FC Rapid Bucharest last season, Rrahmani scored 19 goals, so there’s no doubt that he can do it again this year.

For next season, Rangers have picked the following lineup: Butland as goalkeeper; Walters as RB; Souttar and Nsiala as CBs; Yilmaz as LB; Diomande and Barron as CMs; McCausland as RW; Cantwell as AM; Kabadayi as LW; Rrahmani as ST.

Rangers were “open to business” when Todd Cantwell decided to leave Ibrox

Stevie Clifford of Four Lads Had A Dream talked about three midfielders he thinks will leave Rangers this summer on the Rangers Review live stream.

As the transfer window officially opens on June 14, Clifford talked about the Gers team with Derek Clark on the platform’s YouTube channel. He said that Tom Lawrence, Kieran Dowell, and Todd Cantwell were likely to leave Ibrox.

It was also said that a midfield of Mohamed Diomande, Nico Raskin, and possible new signing Connor Barron would be “decent,” but the team still needs more depth.

Clifford said, “I think Lawrence, Dowell, and Cantwell could all be moved on this summer,” and Clark agreed.

“I don’t think they have a great future here. One of them might make it, but I’m not sure.” Derek, I think we’ll be ready to do business.

“Would Barron, Diomande, and Raskin in the middle be good enough?” I believe it would be pretty good… We need someone else, though. Even though [Dujon] Sterling could be added, there is still work to be done. We need at least one more midfielder.

Rangers still have a lot to do in the market.

It is well known that Philippe Clement and the Rangers recruitment staff have been busy changing the team, and the midfield has been named as an area that needs a lot of help.

Getting Barron would be a good start, but the Light Blues have lost a lot of experienced midfielders and need to be smart about how they hire players and figure out where some of their current players do best.

Sterling is a good example of this. Clifford and Clark talked about the Englishman on the live stream as a midfielder, but he is really a defender, and it was said that the 24-year-old could play right back if captain James Tavernier leaves this year.

Mohamed Diomande’s loan was made permanent, but more midfield recruits are needed

So far, the new players have been good. Jefte and Clinton Nsiala give Clement more options in the back line. Diomande was bought to fill the club’s midfield needs, but this is likely to be only a small part of Rangers’ summer trade.

Transfer hits stumbling block as club ‘cannot afford’ to sign £3 million Rangers star

Rangers has already signed three new players and confirmed that five will be leaving on free transfers this summer. However, there haven’t been many talks about adding another player to Philippe Clement’s squad lately.

If it weren’t for his salary, which is said to be around £20,000 a week, clubs would be lining up to sign the £3 million man.

Rangers not only paid too much for a forward who had only scored nine goals in the three previous seasons, but they also got him in the summer. They also wrote a contract that made it nearly impossible for many people who wanted to marry Sam Lammers to do so.

FC Utrecht was able to borrow Lammers back to the Eredivisie in January without spending too much. But they can’t pay for a long-term deal.

People are interested in AZ Alkmaar. But while AZ should make more than £15.5 million by selling Vangelis Pavlidis, who shares the Golden Boot, Lammers’ pay package is again rather off-putting.

Rangers have a problem with Sam Lammers.

One and a half million euros a year at Rangers. “During his six months with Utrecht, the Scots have paid a big chunk of his salary,” Dutch reporter Hans Kraay Jr. told ESPN a few months ago.

“But in general, they won’t do that in the next season.” Naturally, Utrecht is not going to pay 1.5 million euros.

I’m told that he is very highly regarded at AZ as Pavlidis’ replacement. Additionally, Arizona will not pay that $1.5 million.

Football Club Twente is another team that likes Lammers. The Rangers misfit scored 10 goals in 18 games at Utrecht, getting back to his smooth, cocky best for the first time since that productive time at Heerenveen. That’s eight more than he scored in twice as many games in Glasgow, and it’s more than he scored for all of his other clubs combined from 2020 to 2024.

But Lammers’ contract at Ibrox is so big that Utrecht and AZ’s Eredivisie rivals FC Twente would find it easier to sign Wout Weghorst, a Dutch international who used to play for Manchester United.

Return to the Eredivisie hits a snag

“Of course, (Lammers) is being talked about at FC Twente,” Leon ten Voorde, a club expert, tells Voetbalpraat. “Himself is also a fascinating player.” But he’s very expensive.

“I think he might cost more than Wout Weghorst, both in terms of salary.” That’s not possible for FC Twente. Although FC Utrecht pays its players more than FC Twente,

There are, of course, possible ways to solve this problem. In one of those solutions, Sam Lammers would have to walk away from a ridiculously high-paying deal at Rangers and take a big pay cut at his new club.

Chang Junior thinks that Rangers might not want to let Lammers go on loan again, but they might if they think he can do well at Utrecht. This would increase the chances of a sale, which would help Clement get back a lot of Mick Beale’s £3 million investment in the long run.

One more player who could leave Ibrox is Ianis Hagi.

In the meantime, Rangers may want to sell more than just Lammers after he’s been away from Glasgow.Ianis Hagi needs to reset his life. And one might be given to him by a Celtic story.

But, like with Lammers, it’s harder to say no to taking Hagi away from the Rangers because of the money.

„Gheorghe Hagi was a huge player who was known all over the world. NBA legend and new Rapid Bucharest coach Neil Lennon told Sport Romania, “I can say that he is Romania’s national treasure.” He then praised Hagi Jr.’s famous father and sent a message to the player himself.

“I know Hagi is sometimes called “The King.” Although I won’t be the “Emperor,” I might be the “Prince!”

‘Come here, come to Rapid!’ I also tell Ianis Hagi. We may not be able to pay for it, but he is welcome to come to Rapid if he wants to.

He had a tough time at Rangers because he was hurt a lot, but when he did play, he was great. He is a great player. His presence is always welcome at Rapid.

“Please convey this message to him from my end.”

Rangers could sign up to 12 new players – Chris Jack

Philippe Clement wants to make a lot of changes to Rangers’ team this summer, so they could add up to 12 new players.

The Gers will likely make a lot of changes to their team during the first summer transfer window under the new Belgian manager.

A journalist named Chris Jack thinks that the number of new players will reach ten before the end of the transfer window.

He told Rangers Review on June 11: “Don’t be too down or worried about the quality of the signings that have been made so far.” I think that the squad will get more experienced. I also think that the team will get more leadership. This is something that both the manager and the recruitment team are thinking about.

“Rangers will try to do that, but keep in mind that they could make 10 to 12 signings during the window.” It needs a lot of work.

How much work does the Rangers team need to do?

Rangers mostly did well under Clement, but a slow finish to the season and a bad record in the Old Firm derbies meant they missed out on the Scottish Premiership title and the Scottish Cup. They did win the Scottish League Cup, though.

Five players, Jon McLaughlin, Borna Barisic, Ryan Jack, John Lundstram, and Kemar Roofe, will be leaving the team when their contracts run out.

There are also doubts about the futures of several other first team stars, which could lead to a huge change in the team in just one window. Clement and Nils Koppen could be in charge of hiring most of the new team, and Rangers might not even be the same team by the start of the 2024–25 season.

With so much going on, Rangers must make sure they hire the right kind of players if they want to beat Celtic to the league title next season.

The news that a Rangers player is leaving after contract talks is called a “big blow” by a reporter

Dan Bardell thinks that Rangers did everything they could to keep John Lundstram before he left Ibrox for free this summer.

After his contract was up, the English player confirmed on Instagram (June 5) that he would be leaving the club “with a heavy heart.”

Some teams, like Ipswich Town [The Scottish Sun] and Trabzonspor [Daily Record], want to sign him for free.

Bardell is a journalist for Sky Sports and talkSPORT. He thinks that his leaving will be a blow after Philippe Clement confirmed that they are in early contract talks.

In an interview with Ibrox News, Bardell said, “I don’t think Rangers wouldn’t do everything they could to keep him.” I believe his fans like him as a player.

“It came as a bit of a surprise when they signed him. I thought he was a great choice for Rangers after a good season in the Premier League.”

“He wants to try something new, maybe go back to England or somewhere else, but I think it’s a big loss for Rangers to lose him.”

Rangers’ departure is confirmed by John Lundstram.

There will be a lot of new and old players at Ibrox this summer as the Gers make changes to their team.

Something had to give after a terrible end to the season in which Celtic beat Rangers to win both the Scottish Cup and the league title.

Clement has chosen to get rid of some stars whose contracts are up and put his own stamp on the team.

He was one of Rangers’ most important players this season, but they won’t have him next year.

Although it’s not clear where he will go, he will not be at Ibrox next season playing for Clement.

Philippe Clement is amazed by how beautiful Scotland is in these stunning vacation photos

Philippe Clement is enjoying some free time with his family in Scotland and is amazed by how beautiful it is.

The Rangers manager used the pre-season break to travel around the Scottish countryside and shared his thanks on social media.

He wrote along with a bunch of pictures, “Scotland, we love your beauty!”

Others said, “Enjoy every bit of it gaffer before you bring home the treble next season.” Fans loved the content.

Someone said: “Glad you both love our country, Philippe, keep up the good work you’re doing at Rangers.”

One more added: “Some very beautiful scenery in Scotland, enjoy every moment of it.”

Chris Jack: “Ready to move on”: Rangers star scorer could leave

Chris Jack says there are “doubts” about Rabbi Matondo’s future at Rangers as the summer transfer window opens at Ibrox.

When healthy, the Welshman has done well for Philippe Clement this season, but injuries and fitness problems have kept him from playing in all but seven Premiership games.

This summer, Clement is likely to add to his team. Several wingers have already been linked with moves to Glasgow, and Jack, a reporter for Rangers Review, says that both Matondo and Scott Wright could be sold.

On June 10, at 13:00, he talked on The Rangers Review YouTube channel: “I’m not surprised that Rangers are being linked with these kinds of players. They will go out and strengthen in these areas of the pitch.”

“These kinds of players are needed more because of how the manager wants to play.” There may be doubts about Rabbi Matondo and there are probably doubts about Scott Wright’s own future.

“That means you will need to bring in more wide players if the only ones you have are ready to leave.”

When does Rabbi Matondo leave Rangers? The summer transfer window opens at Ibrox.

Matondo is one of the most exciting players on the Rangers team right now when he’s healthy because he can change the course of a game with one move, like the wondergoal against Celtic.

But under Clement, he hasn’t been available enough this season. Because of this, the Gers might be willing to sell him this summer if the right offer comes in, especially since they have other players they want to sign.

Without rushing the 23-year-old to leave, Clement will not be pushing him to join another club. However, he may be open to negotiating a fee to help pay for his big summer rebuild.

Between now and the end of the summer window, this one might be worth keeping an eye on. As long as the door doesn’t close, anyone on this team could be bought for the right price.