Club ‘considering’ very late move for Rangers striker – Would be a shock if Philippe Clement allowed exit

Cyriel Dessers is likely the one player Philippe Clement will truly not want Rangers to sell or part with during the January transfer window.

After spending €5 million to move from Cremonese to Ibrox in the summer, the striker made an immediate impact on the Scottish team, contributing to seven goals and scoring 12 in 33 games across all competitions.

Even though he might not start every game for the Rangers, he is a vital member of their current team, so it’s odd that L’Arena has Hellas Verona linked to a move for him on deadline day.

The local newspaper explains that the Serie A team is looking at other names that are “within reach of the minimum budget” that the club has available after losing out on Adam Idah to Celtic and the no.’s of M’Baye Niang and Róbert Bozeník.
Because Dessers, a Nigerian international, is already familiar with the league from his time at Cremonese, they are “considering the profile” of the player, meaning that he would require minimal, if any, adaptation to Italy.

Another thing to be cautious of is Torino’s interest, as they might pursue him in the event that they are unable to sign Rafa Mir.

Although he’s someone to watch, it would come as a surprise if Rangers decided to let go of the 29-year-old at this stage of the transfer window.

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