Rangers deal ‘Unlocked’ for fresh loan-to-buy exit, deal to be done within days – report

Rangers deal ‘Unlocked’ for fresh loan-to-buy exit, deal to be done within

days – report

Rangers deal ‘Unlocked’ for fresh loan-to-buy exit, deal to be done within days – report

Rangers: Crucial Update on Jose Cifuentes’s Ibrox leave following a protracted standoff

According to Cesar Luis Merlo, Jose Cifuentes’ departure from Rangers is now anticipated

to occur within a few days following a significant development at Cruzeiro.

On February 3, the journalist representing Mr. Offsider tweeted that although the action had

been on hold for several days, the significant breakthrough had now made it possible for a loan-to-buy exit from Ibrox.

After a challenging half-season in Glasgow, the 24-year-old may now move on past the UK deadline since the Brazilian transfer

window doesn’t close until February 7 [FIFA].

Translated into English, Merlo wrote: “After the operation was halted for several days,

a crucial element that allowed José Cifuentes to arrive in Cruzeiro was discovered.”

“Now that the way is clear, it is anticipated that his one-year loan with a Rangers option will be closed in the next few days.”

Cifuentes’ unhappy Ibrox stint is about to end.

It appears like a better conclusion for everybody concerned if Cifuentes is able to negotiate

this move midseason given he doesn’t look like receiving much football at Rangers.

Given that Ryan Jack, Nico Raskin, John Lundstram, and likely new addition Mohamed Diomande

will all likely debut before him, it would take a serious selection crisis for the

Ecuadorian to break through to the starting lineup.

This season, it has already happened once, but Cifuentes was not able to capitalize

on it as he was severely dismissed against Dundee on December 9 and did not participate in the Viaplay Cup final.

The unlucky sequence of events, which summed up a challenging Rangers career,

can’t have helped his position under Philippe Clement when the manager who had been

after him for weeks in the summer, Michael Beale, was fired.

An disgruntled player stuck in Auchenhowie for months longer might be spared if

both parties can promptly identify the Cruzeiro transfer as a mistake and come up with a workable solution.

After the club accepted a loan-to-buy deal from Rizespor, Cifuentes had the option to relocate to Turkey,

but he turned it down. As a result, the move to Brazil may have been delayed, but it appears

that the hold-up has been resolved and a move is imminent.

In other Rangers news, if one of the January newcomers stays at Ibrox for an extended period of time,

permanent contract terms have surfaced.

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