The club is now pushing to sign the Star Rangers in the next 48 hours

There is no need to move away from the fact that Glasgow Rangers Need to improve in many areas if they want to claim to be the best Scotland club once again.

They did not win the Scottish Première Title for four years and ended the 2024/25 campaign without a single trophy added to the cabinet.

Russell Martin Arrived in Ibrox this summer with the ambition to bring the light blues to the top, but there must also be improvements on the field in terms of recruitment.

Kevin Thelwell and the recruitment team must ensure that the former Scottish international has the tools at his disposal to put a successful team on the field, while maximizing potential sales.

As you can see in the graph above, the Gers do not have a particularly rich story of talent, without sale of more than 20 million pounds sterling to date.

However, they have still done well to maximize the money they have obtained from sales in recent seasons, with the release of Antonio Colak from the club standing as an excellent example of this.

The Rangers struck the jackpot with Antonio Colak

There was a time when it seemed that the Croatian center-forward was on the right track to go as one of the greatest attackers of the Modern Age Rangers, after his lightning in Ibrox.

He joined the Light Blues on the Greek side PAOK in the summer of 2022 and drew the attention of his first performances in the Scottish Première as the first choice of the first choice of Giovanni Van Bronckhorst.

As you can see in the table above, Colak scored ten goals and provided two assists in his first ten games for the club in High Vol, which shows that he was about to be an incredibly prolific number for the club.

However, a change of management, with Michael Beale arriving, essentially put an end to his stay in Ibrox, because he only scores Four goals in his last 14 outings in the league after that.

Colak was then sold in Parma for a Fees of 2.5 million pounds sterling In the summer of 2023, and the Gers hit the jackpot with these costs when you consider what it continued to achieve.

The Croatian striker only marked Four goals in 48 games For Parma and Spezia have combined since the departure of Scotland, and is now valued

just £ 850,000 per transfer market.

This shows that the Scottish giants have struck gold with its sale because it has not reproduced its early shape to Ibrox elsewhere and is now much less worth than the 2.5 million pounds sterling they have obtained for him.

European club pushing to sign the Star Rangers

The light blues could be about to repeat the masterclass they played with Colar in the middle of the interest on one European side in one of their current center-forward options.

According to the Scottish SunAEK Athens pushes to sign Cyriel Dessers of Scottish giants in the next 48 hours, from Sunday evening.

The report says that the Greek team wishes to accelerate an agreement for the Nigerian international in the next two days because they want them to join them during their pre-season tour in the Netherlands this week.

This adds that they have offered costs of 4 million pounds sterling for the experienced elite shooter, but the rangers hold a cost of 5 million pounds sterling, and that the bargaining on the costs is the last step of a potential agreement.

Dessers has already agreed personal conditions with Aek Athens, which is why it is now due to the clubs to eliminate the costs, and there could be progress in the coming hours.

Why the Dessers could be Colak 2.0

The Nigerian striker could follow in the traces of colaak by leaving the rangers and by reproducing the success he had in Ibrox before the goal.

Given the way in which the dominant rangers and Celtic is in the first, playing for one of the two big ones in Glasgow is an excellent opportunity for attackers because they know that they will have a lot of chance of shining.

In two seasons in Ibrox, the descriptions missed a Staging 48 “Big chances” In the Scottish High-Vol for the Light Blues, which shows that it has had many opportunities to find the bottom of the net in the division.

A transport of 34 league goals In two seasons is a respectable return for the striker in isolation, but the 48 “big chances” he missed suggest that his finish was not good enough and that the attacker should have even more goals in his name.

As you can see in the table above, the Dessers also had trouble in front of the goal in the Europa League, underperform of its XG and missing ten “big chances”.

These statistics suggest that the Nigerian striker, that former Aberdeen chief Keith Wyness described as “exasperating” And sometimes “invisible”, will not continue to score goals at an impressive pace if he is in a team that does not create enough chances for him, because of his finish lower than speech.

Aek Athens only scored 48 league goals This season, compared to the 80 Rangers have marked In the Premiership, which suggests that the descriptions would be part of a lower attack unit and would not get as much chance of scoring.

This therefore means that the value of the attacker could decrease in the coming years, due to a lower objective yield, and the light blues could return to an agreement of 4 to 5 million pounds sterling, as they can with the exit of 2.5 million pounds sterling of Colak, because the Dessers may not be able to reproduce its scorer form for the Gers in Greece because of its submerged finish.

It is now due to the club to obtain the best possible offer for the Nigerian international in these negotiations with Aek Athens in the coming hours.