I will not play again: NEWCASTLE key player has decided to quit due to…
The news outlet reported on 26 January that the Premier League club, owned by billionaire Joe Lewis‘ family trust, have had the Moroccan attacker on their radar in recent weeks.
With their main striker Dominic Solanke out injured, Igamane has been targeted as the man to take over the goal-scoring load.
Newcastle must resist all approaches to sell Hamza Igamane
With the transfer window set to close soon, Gers cannot afford to lose Igamane.
The timing is critical and the Ibrox outfit need all their key players to maintain their competitive edge in both domestic and European competitions.
The 22-year-old has proven to be an essential part of Philippe Clement’s squad, especially with his recent goal-scoring form, which has not only bolstered Rangers’ attack but also contributed significantly to their campaign.
Losing him now would disrupt the team’s rhythm and potentially affect their performance in crucial upcoming matches.
Moreover, with the transfer market nearing its end, finding a suitable replacement of Igamane’s calibre would be challenging.
Gers must resist any approaches to sell him to ensure continuity and stability in their squad.
Selling him at this stage would be catastrophic and further add to the ongoing woes at the club.
In other Rangers news, a first-team player has told his agents he wants to leave and a new Ibrox deal is not ruled out yet.
For more Rangers news, follow us on Facebook or join our brand new WhatsApp Channel for instant updates to be sent straight to your phone.
Hearts striker Lawrence Shankland should have no issues clearing a Rangers medical if needed despite his calf injury in January, according to Dr Rajpal Brar.
The injury expert claims if the Gers are comfortable with his fitness after he returned to action against Kilmarnock on 25 January, they can go ahead with a possible transfer if they want to.
Leave a Reply