Michael Stewart shares ‘Big Money’ view as Rangers transfer mooted by BBC Sportscene pundit

thus the Hearts need to pay a lot of money to hang onto him, according to Michael Stewart.

Speaking on BBC Sportscene on Wednesday, December 27,

via BBC Sport, Neil McCann stated that if the Gers or Celtic try to recruit the 28-year-old forward in January,

he might be the “difference” in the race for the SPFL title.

In response to that assertion, Stewart stated that the season “rests on him” at Tynecastle and

that he doesn’t see why the Jambos would accept a deal for the Scotland international.

Stewart stated, “From Shankland’s perspective, his position in the club becomes stronger.”

“They have to spend a lot of money to keep him.” There will be suitors in the world.

They must present him with a huge new agreement.

Since he needs to make the most of his capabilities at the pinnacle of his abilities,

this will be the biggest contract.

I simply don’t understand why a proposal submitted in January for him would be accepted.

The whole season hinges on him.

Bring it about.

Rangers ought to pursue this transaction during the January transfer window given

Shankland’s strong performance thus far this year.

His goal in injury time during Hearts’ 1-0 victory against Hibernian,

an Edinburgh rival, on Wednesday increased his total for the season to 16 goals across all competitions.

His superb finish found the upper corner at Easter Road.

That demonstrated that he is the man for the big stage,

and he might lead the Gers to more championship glory this season by performing admirably up top.

The forward is a terrific fit for the Light Blues at the top of his game because

he not only has an eye for goal but also has a decent hold-up game and a very large frame.

Hearts will be anxious to hang on to him, so it will take a substantial sum to get him away,

but if Philippe Clement deems he could bolster his team in January,

it might turn out to be a very wise choice.

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