Renjers identify a cheap route and delay for a “creative” target goal

Renjers They changed their strategy in search of one of the most promising young talents of Scottish football, according to a new report.

GERS progressing in the Europa League as a day of a weave station deadline

On Thursday night, the Rangers secured their place in Europe Lay-16, with a strenuous 2-1 victory over Union Saint-Gilloise in Ibrox. Nico Rskin and Vaclav Cerny scored a shot for Rangers, and Ibrox was buzzing on full -time working time while the team position was confirmed.

Speaking after the match, Gers Boss Philippe Clement said he was “super proud” of his team They booked their place in the next round of the competition.

“Of the top eight, we played against four teams in Olympiacos, Lyon, Manchester United and Tottenham, so that makes the performance even bigger,” Belgian said.

“It’s massive for the whole meeting,” he explained. “It shows that this team really works hard together, and everyone wants to do everything to achieve results for this club.”

Rskin, whose goal against the Union Saint-Gilloise was the first of the season, Clement’s comments echoed.

“We are very proud of the performance, but also the whole campaign,” said the midfielder. “We knew we had a little chance of being the top eight and we just had to do a job, so we’re very proud tonight.”

Rangers change Cameron approach

In order to enhance their chances in the latest stages of the League of Europe, it was reported that the Rangers are close to the Dundee Star Services Lyall Cameron this month. Cameron is one of the extracts of football football this season this season, scoring eight goals and scoring seven assists in 29 games for Dundee.

The Daily Mail reported earlier this month that the Rangers were on the verge of landing Cameron, whose contract at the Dens Park was running out of summer. Said Ger -s are ready Get to know Cameron’s pay requirements and lower it into a favorable agreement.

A new report of football insider suggests that the rangers have moved their focus and Abandoned Cameron Insurance Plans to a Permanent Treaty this month. Instead, they are now talking to a midfielder regarding the pre -line agreement.

The report shows that the Rangers want to complete an agreement for the summer move, hoping to convince Cameron to reject any renovation bids and undertake to join Ibrox in the upcoming transfer window.

Whether Rangers land Cameron this month or summer, Clement made it clear that he was a great fan from a 21-year-old.

“Cameron, also a very good midfielder, a creative midfielder, with a decisive action in the last passage and a good solid base behind him,” he told reporters at his press conference when Rangers attracted 1-1 with Dundee a few weeks ago.