A £15 million star may make room for a Rangers player to leave

A £15 million star may make room for a Rangers player to leave Ibrox by joining Italian powerhouses.

The acquisition of former Manchester City left-back Angelino by Italian powerhouse Roma may pave the way for Ridvan Yilmaz to

complete his much-discussed move from Rangers to Galatasaray.

Galatasaray has the luxury to unwind and take their time, while the majority of Europe is rushing to finish tasks before this week’s

window shuts. After all, the Turkish window is scheduled to be open until February 9th.

Despite an amazing run of form in recent weeks, it seems likely that Ridvan Yilmaz will be allowed to depart if the price is right at

some point over the next two weeks, as Rangers appear to be closing in on a deal

that will see former Brazil youth ace Jefte come at Ibrox.

Perhaps Yilmaz’s most likely destination is still Galatasaray. especially after Ruben Vinagre from Sporting Lisbon was brought in by

Hellas Verona, who had him on their roster as a possible Josh Doig replacement.

Furthermore, the door might have swung wide open today if it was previously ajar.

After joining on loan in the summer, Angelino, the £15 million left-back owned by RB Leipzig, was scheduled to remain at Galatasaray

until the end of the current campaign. However, Angelino’s interim contract has ended, and as of Tuesday afternoon, he completed a

move from Istanbul to Roma. As a result, the Galatasaray team currently lacks a left-back.

A hole Yilmaz could fill.

“When I heard the word Roma, I didn’t hesitate,” says Angelino, the well-travelled Spaniard who

has also had spells at PSV Eindhoven and Manchester City.

I’m honored to be a member of a fantastic team full of champions and a fantastic club with a fantastic history today. I can’t wait to get

to know Daniele de Rossi, the coach who will replace Jose Mourinho, and my new teammates and offer my assistance to them.

In his last three Scottish Premiership games for Rangers, Yilmaz has scored once and provided an assist. He scored the first goal in the

3-0 victory over Hibernian and continued to show off in the spirited victory over St. Mirren on Saturday.

Jefte’s arrival, who is reportedly expected to cost Rangers an incredible £400,000, may still open

the door for the former Besiktas player to return to Turkey.