Rangers identify cheap route and delay deal for “creative” midfield target

According to a new report.

Gers advances in the Europa League while the deadline is looming

The Rangers obtained their place in the Europa League in the last 16 with a 2-1 victory against the Union Saint-Gilloise in Ibrox on Thursday evening. Nico Raskin and Vaclav Cerny scored for the Rangers, Ibrox bursting full time while the position of the team was confirmed.

Speaking after the match, The boss of Gers, Philippe Clement, said that he was “super proud” of his team After having reserved their place in the next round of the competition.

“Since the first eight, we have played against four teams in Olympiacos, Lyon, Manchester United and Tottenham, which makes performance even bigger,” said the Belgian.

“It’s massive for the whole team,” he said. “It shows that this team works really hard together, and everyone wants to give everything to get the results for this club.”

Raskin, whose goal against the Union Saint-Gilloie was his first of the season, echoes the comments of Clement.

“We are very proud of performance but also in the whole campaign,” said the midfielder. “We knew that we had a little chance of being the top eight and we just had to do the work, so we are very proud tonight.”

Rangers change their Cameron approach

To strengthen their chances in the last stages of the Europa League, the Rangers would be about to guarantee the services of the Dundee Lyall Cameron star this month. Cameron was one of the young Scottish football stars this season, scoring eight goals and producing seven assists in 29 games for Dundee.

The Daily Mail reported earlier this month that the Rangers were about to land Cameron, whose contract in Dens Park is exhausted in summer. The Gers would have been ready to respond to Cameron’s salary requests and to land it in an agreement.

A new Insider football report suggests that the Rangers have moved their goal and Abandoned plans to secure Cameron on a permanent agreement this month. Instead, they are now in discussion with the midfielder concerning a pre-contract agreement.

The report indicates that the Rangers seek to finalize an agreement for a summer move, in the hope of persuading Cameron to refuse renewal offers and undertake to join Ibrox in the next transfer window.

Whether the Rangers land Cameron this month or in summer, Clement clearly indicated that he was a great admirer of the 21 -year -old.

“Cameron too, a very good midfielder, a creative midfielder, with decisive action in the last pass and a good solid base behind him too,” he told journalists at his press conference when The Rangers drew 1-1 with Dundee a few weeks ago.