Breaking news: Rangers plan to approve a player’s departure.
Derek Clark claims that Rangers defender Ridvan Yilmaz might quit Ibrox in the summer if a high-ball offer comes in.
On May 15, a journalist for the Rangers Review stated that Borna Barisic’s contract is about to expire and he is anticipated to leave.
The club is hoping to bring in a new left-back in the summer, and Yilmaz, who started the 5-2 victory over Dundee on May 14, might be leaving.
Rangers will be searching for a left-back, according to Clark during the Morning Briefing at 28:40. Borna is probably going to be leaving. There were discussions earlier, Ridvan. Who knows if he remains or walks out? He might also leave in the event of a lucrative offer.
Rangers must control their desire to profit from Ridvan Yilmaz.
Given the club’s current financial circumstances and the necessity to bolster other parts of the squad, Gers are compelled to transfer the Turkey international for a high price due to the possible financial rewards.
But even with the possibility of a big money transfer, Gers should think about assembling the team around Yilmaz.
In his club appearances, the youthful and gifted defender has already shown a great deal of promise.
He still has a lengthy career ahead of him at age 22, and he might end up being a vital member of the club in the future.
This season, he has suddenly improved his performances and is now proving the reason the club brought him in.
The departure of Kemar Roofe, Borna Barisic, and maybe additional players like John Lundstram and Ryan Jack has caused the Rangers a great deal of turmoil already.
Yilmaz’s sale would simply exacerbate the turmoil already present and jeopardize the stability and cohesiveness of the group.
Rather, keeping the Turk on board and assembling the squad around him might offer a feeling of stability and continuity that would improve the team’s output.
