Ryan Kent throws out Rangers comfort blanket to end Fenerbahce..

Ryan Kent throws out Rangers comfort blanket to end Fenerbahce transfer farce as Steven Gerrard trumped

After suffering through a terrible tenure at Fenerbahce following his departure from Govan as a free agent last summer, Kent was

reportedly set to rejoin the Scottish Premiership title-winning manager and former Ibrox director of football Mark Allen at Al-Ettifaq,

according to reports in Turkey. Gerrard reportedly outwitted his competitors by accepting a cost of approximately £3.4 million from

Kent, with Ettifaq providing the funding to acquire him.

The winger would need to approve a deal, though, and he is currently considering shockingly rejecting the huge offer from the Middle

East in favor of moving to Croatia. According to NTV Sport, the 27-year-old’s loan transfer to the 1. HNL this month is nearing

completion, and manager Sergej Jakirovic has been candid about the player’s potential arrival.

When questioned about Kent prior to the match against NK Lokomotiva, he stated: “We are in negotiations with Fenerbahçe regarding

Ryan Kent’s transfer.” Kent is a player of European caliber. We’ll check to determine if the move is possible.”

After being recruited to the Scottish Premiership by Gerrard in 2019, Kent paid Rangers an initial £6.5 million to make his deal

permanent in 2019. Allen, the former director of football at Ibrox, managed recruitment for the manager during his two years in

Govan starting in 2017. He left in 2019 to join the manager at Swansea City, and he has since rejoined him in the Middle East.

Kent, though, seems intent on starting fresh without the safety net from his Ibrox days. The race for a deal seems to have been won by

Zagreb, despite reports that a return to the Gers or a move to the English Premier League were on the cards.