Exclusive: After an announcement during the past 24 hours, the route is clear for Rangers to complete another transfer.
Exclusive: After an announcement during the past 24 hours, the route is clear for Rangers to complete another transfer.
Rangers Review reports that the path is now clear for Rangers to sign Motherwell goalkeeper Liam Kelly this summer.
The news source stated on May 24 that the 28-year-old goalie is now available for the Gers to sign this summer.
This comes after Motherwell made the announcement that the Scotland international will be leaving the team on Friday afternoon due to his contract ending.
Kelly is available, therefore the Rangers need to take advantage of it and get him back to Ibrox.
Jefte’s impending arrival means that Kelly’s services could also be secured by the Gers shortly.
Given that Kelly spent 12 years as a Rangers young player, a reunion between the two groups would make sense.
He may have decided to come back in large part because of his ties to the Ibrox outfit and its customs.
Throughout his tenure at Motherwell, the 28-year-old has proven to be a capable goalkeeper.
He has almost 150 club matches under his belt and has proven to be a reliable performer, winning the admiration of both teammates and supporters.
His leadership abilities and expertise would be a great asset to the Gers team.
There would be competition for the top slot if he returned to the team.
Although Kelly is a backup and Jack Butland is the team’s first choice goalie, having Kelly in the lineup would guarantee fierce competition for spots, which can only help the squad.
Butland would be challenged to improve as a result, and ideally, this contributes to Philippe Clement’s team winning the league.
