‘Great attacking qualities’: Star seals £3.5m move after claims Rangers were leading race for him

‘Great attacking qualities’: Star seals £3.5m move after claims Rangers were leading race for him

‘Great attacking qualities’: Star seals £3.5m move after claims Rangers were leading race for him

As reported, Million Manhoef, a target for Rangers, has sealed a £3.5 million transfer from Vitesse Arnhem to the English

Championship. Stoke City is convinced that they have acquired a player with “great attacking qualities.”

On deadline day, the cynics will argue that the Dutch under-21 international has just switched from one relegation fight to another

bymoving to Staffordshire from Arnhem. Yes, the Potters are still seven points above the drop zone,

but they appear to be only going in one way.

Stoke will be praying, therefore, that Manhoef lives up to his nickname of “one in a million.” This highly skilled football player is

coming to England following rumors that he may have over Hadrian’s Wall.

The Scottish Sun claims that Rangers were in the lead at the beginning of the month, but once Philippe Clement’s team focused on

Oscar Cortes and Mohamed Diomande, the connections stopped.

Rangers target moves to Stoke City

Technical director Ricky Martin grinned appropriately, “loca” about his eagerly expected arrival. “Our recruitment team identified

Million as a target during the summer transfer window and, having continued to track his performances since then, we are delighted to now bring him to Stoke.”

With her excellent attacking abilities and ability to cut in from the right, Milly is a left-footed player who will provide us a new and

dangerous dimension moving ahead. His energy and determination to make a difference

in English football will also improve our group chemistry.

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One of the Eredivisie’s most notable performers in 2022–2023 was Manhoef. With nine goals and six assists before the end of his

breakthrough campaign, he even scored his first-ever hat-trick in a match against Groningen in May.

Oscar Cortes, who is on loan from Lens, may take some time to get back up to full pace after playing so infrequently over the Channel,

but Rangers will be hoping he can put up similarly outstanding figures while he’s in Glasgow.

The presence of former PSV CEO Nils Koppen may have served as the impetus for Rangers’ January transfer rumors involving several

Dutch players. Gijs Smal and Frederik Oppegard both mentioned Manhoef as one.

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