The £500k star says Rangers are showing interest in him and that an Ibrox switch is possible.

The £500k star says Rangers are showing interest in him and that an Ibrox switch is possible.

The £500k star says Rangers are showing interest in him and that an Ibrox switch is possible, Prior to his £500,000 summer transfer to Groningen, former Motherwell striker Kevin van Veen is expressing interest in returning to the Scottish Premiership, indicating that he is open to the idea.

Rangers are eager to give Philippe Clement’s team additional offensive depth, as Football Insider recently revealed, although their capacity to do so could be limited following a summer of extravagant expenditure. Thus, a player such as Kevin van Veen could check off more boxes than he realizes.

Van Veen is a reliable goal supplier in Scottish football, having scored 40 goals in 83 games for Motherwell. Furthermore, he probably won’t need a bank-breaking fee at the age of 32. especially after losing his bench spot for Groningen.

Van Veen acknowledges to the Scottish Sun that his transfer back home has not gone as planned and that,

for personal reasons, he would think about going back to the UK.

“It hasn’t been as easy as I had anticipated. Naturally, because I had a good experience at Motherwell, I would pay attention to her. However, my agent informed me last season that the Rangers were certainly interested in me.

Even yet, I might not meet their profile given my age. “I’d never rule out more happy times in Scotland—I had a lot of them.”

Over the summer, Groningen spent £500,000 to capture the former Northampton Town and Scunthorpe United star. Van Veen has been left off the starting lineup in the Dutch second division after scoring five goals in 13 games due to what the Scottish Sun refers to as a “fall out” with manager Dirk Lukkien.

Van Veen says, “I had a discussion with the coach.” And the words I used with him were inappropriate. I’ve been on the bench ever since, which has sparked some curiosity.

“Six or seven teams have contacted my agency to inquire about the prospect of a loan in January. That seems like the most logical course of action if nothing changes.

Since Clement took over as manager in lieu of Mick Beale, the Rangers have been playing excellently, but questions still surround their centre-forward options.

While Kemar Roofe and Danilo have seen their fair share of fitness setbacks, Cyriel Dessers continues to be anxious and irritated.

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