Sam Lammers notes that the Rangers transfer escape path has become evident when Utrecht ‘gave’ a career lifeline to the misfit.

Sam Lammers notes that the Rangers transfer escape path has become evident when Utrecht ‘gave’ a career lifeline to the misfit.

Sam Lammers, a struggling player for the

Rangers, may get a career lifeline from Utrecht.

Michael Beale reportedly paid £3.5

million to bring the dynamic attacker

from Serie A team Atalanta to Ibrox in

the summer. However, in his brief time

in the Scottish Premiership, he has not

impressed. The 26-year-old has only

scored twice this season; his most recent

goal came in a 5-0 demolition of Dundee back in November.

The attacker may be deemed surplus to

needs as Philippe Clement looks to instill

his own stamp on the team while the

Scottish Premiership is in hibernation.

Reports from Holland suggest that a loan

exit may be imminent, even though

Lammers only signed a four-year

contract last summer. But according to

reports from AD/UN and De Telegraaf, he

may be returning to his own country.

According to rumors, they are already

attempting to reach an agreement with

Rangers in order to get a loan that would

last until the end of the current

campaign. Lammers is unlikely to stay at

Ibrox, even if it is a loan.

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