Euro club want to sign Rangers ace regardless of three other transfer targets – journalist

Euro club want to sign Rangers ace regardless of three other transfer targets – journalist

Regardless of whether they are able to sign any of their other three targets,

Galatasaray want to capture Rangers left-back Yakup Cinar.

The Turkish news source Yeni Acik journalist, which has more than 60k YouTube subscribers and over 130k Twitter followers, says that Leonardo Spinazzola, Bradley Locko, and Maxim De Cuyper are all wanted by Galatasaray.

But regardless of these names, the Gers left-back remains a priority as he approaches an Ibrox exit.

Cinar stated on Twitter, “In addition to Angelino, Galatasaray also wishes to loan out Kazımcan. This is why the substitution of two left-backs is scheduled at halftime.

Leonardo Spinazzola, Bradley Locko, and Maxim De Cuyper are in order of priority.

“Regardless of these names, Radvan Yılmaz is wanted to join the squad as the second left back.”

Need a replacement

Yilmaz, who has found it difficult to earn a regular berth and frequently finds himself subordinate to Borna Barisic, looks certain to join Galatasaray during the January transfer window.

The left-back, who appears eager to return permanently, might gain from starting over and getting regular playing time somewhere else.

With Yilmaz expected to go, Rangers need to find a replacement fast so that the player can fit into Philippe Clement’s system. Having a new left-back in place over the Christmas break will help.

This transitional phase is essential for a smooth team cohesiveness since it gives the new left-back time to get to know Clement’s tactical quirks and click with the group.

By moving quickly, the Gers may minimise disturbances during a crucial part of the season and keep defensive solidity and offensive help from the left flank.

Although they will lose money overall on Yilmaz, they will still receive money, which they can use for other expenses like buying a replacement.

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