EXCLUSIVE:”Dalcio’s ‘Astonishing’ Scouting Report on Rangers Target Jefte…Read more
‘Rangers Receive Astounding Jefte Report from Forgotten Man Dalcio’.
Jefte, a promising left-back likened to James Tavernier, is seen as having the potential to play for Real Madrid according to Dalcio, a former player who spent a year at Rangers. Dalcio, who played with Jefte at APOEL, is confident in his former teammate’s abilities and future prospects. Jefte recently joined Rangers as Philippe Clement’s first summer signing, showcasing the club’s shift towards recruiting young, promising talent.
Dalcio praised Jefte’s offensive skills, speed, and ability to take set-pieces, drawing comparisons to Tavernier. Despite initial struggles adapting to the top league at APOEL, Jefte quickly became a standout player. Dalcio believes Jefte’s low transfer fee could result in a high future return for Rangers, emphasizing that Jefte’s potential hinges on his dedication and hard work. With his talent and the facilities at Rangers, Jefte is expected to significantly contribute to the club’s success and could eventually attract attention from top-tier teams like Real Madrid.
Jefte has already experienced the Old Firm atmosphere as a fan by attending last week’s Scottish Cup Final loss to Celtic. Dalcio believes Jefte will thrive in Glasgow but wants him to experience life at Rangers firsthand.
Dalcio said, “I talked to him about Rangers and living in the city. I told him the supporters are passionate about their football and club. Jefte was fortunate to go to the final against Celtic. I told him, ‘Watch that game and you’ll see real football.’ It’s good he’s seen it already, so he won’t be as nervous when he’s playing. I didn’t tell him everything about Rangers or Ibrox because he needs to see it for himself. When he asked about the stadium, I said, ‘I’m telling you nothing – go see it and come back to me.’ But of course, I told him it’s amazing. The feeling I had playing for Rangers, he will feel that too.”
Dalcio, who made only one start and two substitute appearances for Rangers before moving to Panetolikos in Greece, reflected, “I have good memories of being at Rangers even though I didn’t play much. I learned a lot that year as a player and as a person. It was an amazing time for me. I wish I had more chances to play, which is my only regret. But I was there, and I can still say that I played for Rangers.”
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