Malik Tillman Rangers transfer windfall in doubt as Bayern could repeat history

If Malik Tillman were to sign a long-term contract with PSV,

Rangers would be in line for a windfall, but that currently appears doubtful.

The Ibrox team was given a sell-on clause,

which meant they would receive 10% of any future transfer fee,

in addition to receiving £1 million upfront when the opportunity to sign the

USA midfielder permanently was taken away from them.

This was due to an option to purchase that was part of the loan that brought him to Glasgow,

but Bayern had the right to revoke that option under certain circumstances, which they did.

He was subsequently sent to PSV on loan for the current season under a similar arrangement,

and the Dutch team anticipated being able to make that move permanent during the current transfer window.

But according to Eindhovens Dagblad, Bayern is thinking of going back in time and changing the rules.

Once more, they have the ability to withdraw the buy option, provided they reimburse PSV,

and it appears that they might.

Rangers would receive £1.4 million in addition to the £1 million initially agreed upon to acquire

Tillman for a permanent move to the Premier League,

for an estimated value of £14 million.

Earnie Stewart, the technical director of PSV,

previously expressed confidence that the permanent transition will be finalised in January.

“It is true that we have the option to sign both Malik Tillman and Sergino Dest,

and it is anticipated that we will do so with both of them,” he stated.

Thankfully, they have both stated that they would like to remain in Eindhoven.

Of course, that is also quite significant. You can want anything as a club,

but a player is crucial to this. You first talk to the player’s management about it.

“But things are going very well for Malik and Sergino.”

Tillman leads PSV, the current leaders of the Eredivisie,

into the round of 16 of the Champions League with five goals and five assists.

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