
‘Cyriel Dessers goes too far’ as striker to jet in for Rangers transfer demand
Rangers have a significant decision to make with Cyriel Dessers at Ibrox this transfer window, but things may get complicated soon.
AEK Athens want the Nigeria international, but the Gers have so far stuck to their guns as they’ve set their asking price for him.
The Light Blues could lose another striker in the coming days, with Hamza Igamane reaching an agreement with LOSC Lille over a potential move.
With the Morocco international’s exit seemingly close, it makes sense that Russell Martin wouldn’t want to lose Dessers before reinforcements arrive, but the 30-year-old may be about to go too far with his actions.

Rangers exit to be forced as Dessers returns to Glasgow
Dessers is expected to return to Glasgow after his wedding to push for a move from the Gers, according to Soccer Nigeria.
The news outlet reports (4 July) that the centre-forward has already agreed personal terms with AEK, accepting a £30,000-a-week contract away from Ibrox.
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It’s been claimed that the Light Blues are looking to make a profit on the £4.5million they spent on the 30-year-old in 2023.
The former Cremonese star is now seemingly trying to force the Glaswegian outfit’s hand, which would be a shame if true, as he was their leading goalscorer last season.

Kevin Thelwell should block Dessers transfer at Ibrox
Igamane’s exit from Ibrox looks likely at this stage, and the Gers would be making a no-brainer decision considering the profit they could make off the deal.
The Light Blues already evidently needed a new number nine before the start of next season, and the 22-year-old’s possible exit will only put more pressure on Kevin Thelwell.
Danilo is unreliable due to his consistent fitness issues, increasing Dessers’ importance at the Glaswegian outfit unless a few new strikers arrive.
Martin faces a tough test against Panathinaikos in the Champions League qualifier on 22 July, which may force Rangers to block the Nigerian forward’s exit.
With the Gers’ first competitive fixture of next season close, the 30-year-old is arguably needed at Ibrox for the time being.
While Dessers might want to leave, he shouldn’t be forcing the Light Blues’ hand, as there are several factors in play to consider the striker’s exit.
Fans will hope the situation resolves quickly as Panathinaikos are just around the corner.
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