Kemar Roofe will leave Rangers this summer
Kemar Roofe will leave Rangers this summer

Kemar Roofe relays 'goodbye' message with Rangers yet to officially announce Ibrox exit

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Kemar Roofe has given a heavy indication towards his imminent departure from Rangers after sharing a social media post offering him a fond farewell.

The Instagram upload, of an artwork of Roofe with a Jamaican flag background, was reposted on the forward's story on 22 May in which he was wished a warm goodbye.

The post reads: "From his half or a penalty. Goodbye and good luck in the future, Kemar Roofe."

The 31-year-old is expected to be part of a mass exodus at the club over the course of the summer, with the likes of Borna Barisic and John Lundstram already reportedly halfway out the door.

Time for Roofe to leave Rangers chapter behind

This season has been a slower burner for Roofe - he only made six Scottish Premiership starts, last scoring in the league back in August.

Philippe Clement and his staff are already in the process of recruiting in areas all over the pitch - though defensive strengthening is likely to happen first with the strong links of Brazilian left-back Jefte and Scotland goalkeeper Liam Kelly.

There is extensive work to be done in attack. Fabio Silva will return to Wolves after a frustrating loan spell in Glasgow, while the jury is still out on Cyriel Dessers for his key chance conversion rate despite his 22 goals across all competitions this season.

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Roofe has been involved in some unforgettable moments with Rangers

Roofe will believe he still has plenty to offer, and there will be a host of clubs willing to offer him two or potentially even three years on what is likely to be his last significant contract.

With Championship pedigree and over 20 outings and five goals in European competition, the Jamaican international would be considered a coup for many teams in England and around the continent.

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