Chris Jack: ‘Every chance’ Glen Kamara leaves Rangers this summer
Giovanni van Bronckhorst might need to find a replacement in central midfield next season as one of his current Rangers stars looks set to leave.
Finnish international Glen Kamara may be at the pique of his powers at the moment as he dazzles Scottish and European football every week but his time at Ibrox may be coming to an end.
According to Glasgow Times writer Chris Jack, via Give Me Sport, this might be the transfer window in which he leaves the club owing to his precarious contract situation for the club.
“If somehow, they can convince them to do a Glen Kamara and commit for another couple of years, that’s basically money in the bank,” Jack said.
“There’s every chance that Kamara will be sold in the summer. Because of his contract situation, Rangers will, obviously, naturally get a higher fee for him.”
Lowry is ready
Naturally, when a player leaves a club, the first thought is who they can sign in his place but maybe van Bronckhorst doesn’t need to spend cash to replace the Finn.
18-year-old Alex Lowry has been making waves in both the Light Blues’ senior side on the rare occasion he has been given and for Scotland Under-19s where he scored twice yesterday in a 2-1 win against Turkey.
He might lack the experience Kamara possesses but you have to remember that he can’t get that unless he starts playing more games.
It’s a big risk to take if you’re van Bronckhorst knowing that if it goes wrong, you will be the one blamed but given the special talent we’ve already seen from Lowry, it is definitely a risk worth taking.
There is still the likes of John Lundstram, Joe Aribo, Steven Davis and others who can fill the void in midfield so there is no need to panic to sign a replacement if Kamara exits Ibrox.
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