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Abdallah Sima feels comfortable about his chances of returning to the Rangers.
As his loan with Rangers draws to an end, Abdallah Sima is still open to returning. The Scottish Cup final on Saturday may have been the Brighton forward’s last match for the Gers, but there’s still a chance he returns for the following year, as Philippe Clement has already stated he’d prefer to keep him. Three years ago, the 22-year-old cost the Seagulls £12 million, and it’s doubtful the Ibrox team could come close to matching that amount.
But after Sima dazzled with 16 goals while wearing a blue shirt, another loan would be possible. Due to an injury, he missed a significant portion of the second half of the season, and the Light Blues were undoubtedly worse off without him. Although it’s mostly out of his control, the Senegal international says he has felt at home during his season-long stay and would be more than pleased to return.
It’s not up to me, he stated. I often express that I’m glad to be here and that I feel at home. I’ve always wanted this shirt more than anything. “As I say, this place feels like home and I feel everyone wants to stay in a place that feels like home, so we will see in the next few weeks.” A VAR check determined that Nico Raskin had shoved Joe Hart before he could bundle the ball over the line, depriving Sima of a cup final goal. He acknowledges that there was a strong sense of lost potential. “We feel disappointed about the final result,” he stated. “We were desperate to win this game.
“We knew it was an important match for us a team, for our fans, for the club” . We’re really unhappy that we weren’t able to achieve the desired outcome. “It’s difficult to score and then have the team lose hope after you felt like you had given them hope.” I’m simply so irritated that it was turned down. “But you just have to cope with it because that’s what happens in football. My role was to be that player—the one who brings the big moments. Like we did on Saturday, we’ve had our share of big opportunities, and I always want to give the squad my all. But regrettably, it was insufficient on Saturday.”
