Fabrizio Romano provides an update on Filip Helander’s transfer while Heart and Hand contest the Rangers buy-back clause claim.

Fabrizio Romano provides an update on Filip Helander's transfer while Heart and Hand contest the Rangers buy-back clause claim.
Fabrizio Romano provides an update on Filip Helander's transfer while Heart and Hand contest the Rangers buy-back clause claim.

Fabrizio Romano provides an update on Filip Helander’s transfer while Heart and Hand contest the Rangers buy-back clause claim.

Fabrizio Romano provides an update on Filip Helander's transfer while Heart and Hand contest the Rangers buy-back clause claim.
Fabrizio Romano provides an update on Filip Helander’s transfer while Heart and Hand contest the Rangers buy-back clause claim.

Fabrizio Romano provides an update on Filip Helander’s transfer while Heart and Hand contest the Rangers buy-back clause claim.

According to Fabrizio Romano’s transfer update on the Swedish defender, Rangers does not have a buy-back clause associated with Filip Helander.

According to him, Anderlecht will start talking to Odense this month about a transfer after submitting a formal proposal for Helander.

 

The 30-year-old left Ibrox in the summer as his contract expired.

When asked about whether or not Rangers have an option to buy him back,

Heart and Hand responded, “None. He wasn’t sold, his contract ran out.”

Not needed

Helander’s time at Rangers was marked by solid performances and contributions to the club’s success.

Arriving from Bologna in 2019, the Swede played a key role in Rangers’ defensive setup, aiding the team in securing the league title

in the 2020-2021 season. His composure, aerial prowess and ability to read the game made him a valuable asset during his stint.

However, Rangers have since fortified their defensive options by signing John Souttar and with the consistent presence of Connor Goldson,

the club has found a stable defensive partnership.

At 30, Helander’s return may not align with Philippe Clement’s plans, as the club is focused on building for the future.

While they did bring back Leon Balogun, it’s clearly a short-term fix and while there might be some sense in getting Helander to Ibrox,

it’s unlikely to be considered or suggested by anyone and that’s perhaps the best way to move forward.

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