Rangers transfer news as triple exit predicted to seal Danilo move at Ibrox
Andy Newport has predicted that three players will be set to leave Rangers as Michael Beale aims to raise funds to secure the services of Feyenoord forward Danilo this summer.
Writing for the Daily Record on 17 July (pg 43), Newport suggested that Glen Kamara, Fashion Sakala and Robby McCrorie could all be heading towards the Rangers’ exit door this summer.
Beale began what could be considered the second stage of his clear-out this summer with Antonio Colak’s departure to Parma confirmed on Saturday after only a year in Scotland.
Kamara is the player with the highest profile that could provide Rangers and Beale with the opportunity to generate the funds as they “step up” their pursuit of Danilo.
Newport wrote: “Glen Kamara, Fashion Sakala and Robby McCrorie look like they’re the best bet to raise some much-needed funds as Michael Beale steps up his hunt for Feyenoord striker Danilo.”
All roads lead to Danilo
It’s clear to see that at the moment, Beale has one man on his mind. He wants Danilo at Ibrox and any outgoings will be put towards funding his purchase in the coming weeks.
The positive aspect of Rangers’ impressive, incoming business so far in this window is that they are equipped to deal with losing quantity if it means that they are instead able to bring in quality instead.
While Kamara certainly possesses quality which has seen him be so impressive in over 190 appearances since making the switch from Dundee United four years ago, time is running out for Rangers to turn a profit on his investment.
If the Finnish international is to stay at Ibrox past this window, his value will be drop heavily and quickly, with any interested party much more likely to prefer a free transfer in 12 months time.
Reports suggest there is interest from Besiktas and that the Light Blues want £5m to let him leave Glasgow, a fee that would foot a rather substantial amount of any move for Danilo.
In other Rangers news, the Bears are set for a new transfer windfall after the latest Tillman news