Potential summer Rangers option shelves contract talks as Gers look to plug £4.5m gap-report

Potential summer Rangers option shelves contract talks as Gers look to plug

£4.5m gap-report

Potential summer Rangers option shelves contract talks as Gers look to plug £4.5m gap-report

Lawrence Shankland, a striker for Hearts, says he was “sick” of hearing his own name in the

wake of Rangers’ January connections.

The Jambos striker has further stated that he was able to tune out the rumors of a winter

transfer by just focusing on his game.

The 28-year-old Scotland international was the talk of the Rangers team, but for whatever reason,

a trade never happened.

Lawrence Shankland was discussing his transfer predicament after scoring more goals for the

Edinburgh club over the weekend, despite being offered a new contract by Hearts.

Speaking on Hearts departure rumors, Lawrence Shankland

With a double in the 3-2 victory over Dundee at Dens Park, the hitman increased his season total to 21 goals,

demonstrating his worth once more to the Jambos.

Naturally, that puts strain on everything, Shankland said. “Talk and noise are prevalent throughout the space.

“Since I was hearing my name so frequently, I was probably tired of it by then!

“My family was the same; they kept asking, but I didn’t answer since I was concentrating entirely on playing football.

“I think there was a lot of talk even in December before it happened, but I stayed focused on my football.”

“I was still playing well, contributing goals and carrying out my duties for Hearts.

” That, I believe, is the most crucial thing I could concentrate on and do.

Target striker for Rangers discusses contract and transfer fees

In light of the Rangers connections, Lawrence Shankland was also questioned on

the stated asking amount from Hearts for his services.

According to reports, the Gers could have to spend up to £4 million in January to get the young bluenose from Tynecastle.

Shankland maintains that he is content to be performing in Edinburgh, claiming that the situation is beyond his control.

“People probably don’t think of that part of it because it’s outside of my control,” Shankland said.

It doesn’t get as far as me unless someone comes to Herts and says, ‘This is what we’re giving you, and you’re taking it.

To be honest, that probably made it easier for me to simply go play football and be focused.

No, nothing happened since I’m involved in these matters fairly far down the line.

“As I previously stated, I’m delighted to be here now, and I never once indicated that I was happy

to be here previously and that I’m happy to be here now.

“I never once mentioned that I was in a hurry to go. I’m having fun playing football,

I’m getting goals, and I’m not too terrible at leading the squad either!”

Lawrence Shankland has stated that he will take his time before making a decision about his future,

claiming that contract negotiations have been put on hold for the time being despite an ultimatum on

Hearts’ most recent offer this week.

The striker has a lot to “think about,” and it makes one question whether switching to Ibrox would be more cost-effective.

alleged £4.5 million The contract of Gers striker Kemar Roofe expires at the conclusion of the current campaign,

and Wolves loanee Fabio Silva, who cost £35.6 million, is expected to rejoin the Premier League team.

This implies that Rangers may need to fill a £40 million front line void,

and Lawrence Shankland’s summertime transfer may help.

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