If Martin doesn’t rate him, Rangers players can now “return” to the former club
According to their technical director, a first-team Glasgow Ranger can now return to his former club in the summer transfer window.
Rangers players who can leave this summer
The Russell Martin era is now in full swing in Ibrox, and the British want to feel their own figure from the situation, attracting players who fit their game style and sell some unnecessary stars.
Ross McCausland is a player in the latter category, with Aris Limassol and two teams in the club, and they are believed to be interested in snapping up the Northern Irish before the end of the summer transfer window.
Meanwhile, if it arrives in about the next few weeks, Mohamed Diomande and Nicolas Raskin may leave the Rangers for a new ranch, and while Martin presumably hopes to keep both of them, Besiktas is expected to submit a new bid for the former.
Gers Centre Robin Propper has been a split number since FC Twente arrived and hasn’t always convinced the masses with his performances, and now new updates have emerged about his future.
Propper can swap Rangers to Twente
Speech de volkskrant [via Sport Witness]Tweett technical director Jan Streuer claimed that if Martin doesn’t see his future in Ibrox, then Rangers Defender Proppper could return to the club this summer.
“There were so many changes on the back of us last season; there was something to do. It wasn’t [very simple]because of various factors that you cannot control. Just before last season, our captain Robin Propper left at the last minute. We really miss him. The wanderer bought him.
“A top Scotland club, you can’t compete with that club. Now the new manager of the Rangers, he might be playing less. Then he can come back. But he will wait, first and foremost, whether he will really play less. We have to decide: Are we waiting: Are we going to do that?”
Opinions may be allocated on Propper before the new Scottish Premier League season begins, and his one-year term at Ibrox is not entirely shocking. Ultimately, though, the 31-year-old’s future lies in Martin, who praised his recent past, saying he has been “impressed” with him since he became a manager.
But given the fact that Propper is of age and is unlikely to be seen as a key starter to move forward – he was limited to 21 starts in the Scottish Premier League last season – now, he does feel like a wise time to charge him money before his contract starts to tick.
However, Streuer seems to have some questions about Twente’s re-signing propper, but if he ends up staying with the Rangers, it certainly won’t be a disaster.
