Gers interested in Mac Allister 2.0, Clement given green light for deal

Brighton’s transfer model is currently being held up as the standard for teams like Rangers to imitate.

We should learn how to develop youngsters in the squad before exposing them to the harsh realities of Ibrox.

It’s not only a matter of signing players on the cheap.

Given how Steven Alzate compares to Liverpool’s £35 million player Alexis Mac Allister,

Brighton’s recruitment of the 25-year-old makes sense.

Rangers manager Philippe Clement is rumoured to have received an offer for the player.

Steven Alzate, a playmaker, is given a chance by Rangers

There hasn’t been a player who can control a game’s tempo and pace nearly as well as the Hall of Fame icon since Steven Davis’ injury.

Although John Lundstram is dependable and is committed to being that player,

he lacks his old teammate’s technical skill and passing range.

Rangers could, however, consider starting Steven Alzate in place of Davis since,

according to DataMB’s player comparison model,

Alzate’s style of play is strikingly comparable to that of World Cup champion Mac Allister.

There are many positive aspects of the possible offer, which is available at a discounted price.

Being able to make an impression on Brighton’s first team is not a mark against them; in fact,

as Abdallah Sima has shown, they are more than willing to loan out good players to showcase them.

Proven at a level comparable to the Scottish Premiership.

Alzate has demonstrated in Belgium that he is capable of both playing

the aggressive forward passing that Philippe Clement believes is essential to

Rangers’ success and defending a defence.

Even though Alexis Mac Allister is beyond Rangers’ budget,

his contemporary midfielder profile is a good place to start when trying to find someone to step into Davis’s void.

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