“I swear” – the furious on-pitch Rangers disagreement which sums up Clement transfer message

“I swear” – the furious on-pitch Rangers disagreement which sums up Clement transfer message

It seems Rangers captain James Tavernier was the only one who believed Ridvan Yilmaz never meant it when he struck the underside of the crossbar late on against Livingston.

With a deft floating attempt over Shamal George’s head, the young Turk came dangerously close to doubling his goal total for the year before the ball struck the crossbar.

Even though the game, which Rangers ultimately won 3-0 at Ibrox, was not greatly affected by the moment, supporters have taken notice of an official Gers video that was posted online following the game.

The fact that Ridvan Yilmaz was seen arguing with James Tavernier during full-time in January was more proof of the camp’s growing fraternity and his refusal to leave.

James Tavernier and Ridvan Yilmaz disagree

When the Rangers captain attempted to wind up Ridvan by implying that the effort was a cross rather than a shot, the left-back was

clipped, which resulted in a hilariously enraged kickback. Asked if it was a calculated attempt at goal, the Turkish international

responded, “I swear on my life.” Yilmaz, Tavernier, and new signing Fabio Silva’s laughter have caused a lot of people to smile on

social media. Since then, Turkish media has started to air the video online. We’ll let you determine whether Ridvan Yilmaz intended to

cross or shoot during Rangers’ most recent victory.

The clip emphasizes the positive vibe that currently exists in the Rangers camp and also confirms what Philippe Clement said prior to

the game regarding the team’s environment.

Players from Rangers dedicated to the Ibrox cause

You won’t have missed the rumors that Galatasaray was showing a lot of interest in Ridvan Yilmaz in the window, unless you were

hiding out during a very difficult January. Despite all the paper talk about rejected bids, new left-back signings, and transfer

valuations, Ridvan kept performing well in the Rangers blue uniform. The former Besiktas star was not seduced by the opportunity to

play for Turkey’s biggest club, but the left-back’s dedication remained unwavering.

This is consistent with Philippe Clement’s assertion that a number of players had the option to leave Rangers during the winter but

chose to stay. “There were players in January who could have moved to another place and taken a fresh look at teams and

competitions, but they wanted to stay,” Clement remarked.

Consequently, I believe there has been a significant change since their desire to leave three months ago. They think they are part of a

great story and have something unique to do with each other. That being said, I am also quite pleased with this January. Players

occasionally use all of their emotional justifications for deciding to leave. “It was the opposite, as the players expressed their desire to remain at Rangers despite receiving a few offers.”

For the benefit of the team, let’s hope that Ridvan Yilmaz, who has made 18 appearances for the Rangers this season and scored twice, has more run-ins with James Tavernier.

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