Rangers could sign a dream Sima alternative in the “next 24 hours”

Rangers could sign a dream Sima alternative in the “next 24 hours”

Rangers and Glasgow Rangers have reached an agreement to sign a gifted Colombian winger. In the last few days, Rangers appear to have found their footing in terms of January arrivals.

Only Fabio Silva had joined the Gers during the winter transfer window, on a loan agreement that lasted until the end of the season, until the beginning of last week.

In any sport, let alone football, seven days is a long time, and the Light Blues seem to have been extremely busy, to put it mildly.

Rangers League Cup Final: Clement

First, Mohammed Diomande was declared as Philippe Clement’s second window addition. Then, Fabrizio Romano unexpectedly disclosed that Rangers had reached an agreement to sign Fluminense’s Brazilian left-back Jefte.

Now that Clement appears to have expanded his offensive options, it appears as though the Ibrox team will be adding another player.

Rangers’ pursuit of new acquisitions

Journalist Chris Jack of the Rangers Review gave an update on the situation regarding recent transfer rumors, and it appears that the Gers are considering a move for Oscar Cortes, a gifted winger who plays for Lens in Ligue 1.
“Rangers are keen on a deal for Lens winger Oscar Cortes,” he stated on X. The 20-year-old is expected to sign with the team as Philippe Clement’s third window addition. It is inaccurate to report that Cortes is en route to Glasgow already.

Prominent fan media outlet Heart and Hand, which declared: “The interest on Oscar Cortes is real,” further supported this interest. Rangers intend to sign him to a loan within the next 24 to 48 hours.

Two possible transfers have emerged completely out of thin air after three weeks of rumors and improbable moves; this indicates that Clement and Nils Koppen are reaching out to markets that have been overlooked by earlier administrations.
Cortes could be a perfect Sima substitute on the left wing in the second half of the season, so the move might make sense for a number of other reasons as well.

Why Rangers require a substitute for Abdallah Sima

The Senegal national team’s training during the Africa Cup of Nations campaign resulted in a serious thigh injury for the on-loan Brighton & Hove Albion winger, who will probably be sidelined for some time.

The 22-year-old is currently Clement’s most dependable attacking threat among the front three, so this is a serious setback to his quest for additional trophies.

Sima has scored 15 goals and provided two assists in his first 33 games at the club. Only James Tavernier has scored more goals this season (17) than the young player, demonstrating how much of a loss Sima’s departure will be for the rest of the team.

The former Slavia Prague star is second in the team for goals and assists (12) in the Premiership. He also leads the team in successful dribbles per match (1.5) and shots per game (three), demonstrating that he has been one of Clement’s best attacking players since taking over the previous season.

Since domestic football resumed after the winter break, Rabbi Matondo has filled in as the left wing, but adding a player of Cortes’ caliber, who is eager for regular playing time, could be a brilliant move on the part of the Belgian coach.

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