An update on Malik Tillman's transfer comes amid the £1.4m...

An update on Malik Tillman’s transfer comes amid the £1.4m Rangers development for Bayern Munich

According to Daily Record, Bayern Munich may decide to halt Malik Tillman’s permanent transfer to PSV, which

would hinder Rangers’ prospects of obtaining a large deal.

According to a story published on January 8 by a Scottish news outlet, Rangers’ chances of earning a windfall of

£1.4 million are now delayed as Bayern Munich wants to stop Tilman from moving permanently to the Dutch

powerhouses.

Tillman spent the previous season on loan at Ibrox; however, in order to allow him to join PSV, the club agreed to

give up their option to purchase in exchange for a £1 million payment from Bayern Munich.

Also included in that deal was a 10 per cent sell-on fee for Rangers if Tillman was to make his loan deal permanent.

However, that opportunity now looks to be further down the line.

Even though £1.4 million may not seem like much for Rangers in the grand scope of their hiring this month,

adding that amount to Clement’s transfer fund for the January transfer window could have made all the difference.

Up to two or three more players might follow Fabio Silva to Ibrox during this month’s hectic transfer window for

the Gers, but such moves won’t happen unless the team has a healthy cat.

The Belgian has made no secret of the desire to bolster the roster and bring in quality players after Michael Beale’s

summer transfer window left him with an uneven squad, something the new manager is keen to rectify this month.

In order for that to occur, Clement and transfer director Nils Koppen would need to pool all of their resources to

make sure those trades close, and the £1.4 million from the Tillman windfall would have been extremely helpful.

Bayern Munich now intends to ruin that chance by making an expensive recall choice for the Gers. Tillman appears

to be thriving at PSV so far this season, so for whatever reason the German powerhouses wish to sever ties with

him, the Gers will want to answer.