Rangers transfer news: Update emerges on quest to sign Groningen striker Kevin van Veen

His amazing goal tally of 29 goals for Motherwell last season, which broke records, demonstrates his goal-scoring skill and capacity to make a significant impact in the Scottish Premiership.

Rangers are suffering a striker scarcity as a result of Danilo’s injury and Dessers’ lack of form, but bringing in a player of the 32-year-old’s caliber might provide the squad with the firepower they need to keep their title challenge alive.

The desire of the Dutch striker to consider a return to Scotland, together with Groningen’s openness to offers, presents a favorable position for Gers to negotiate a deal.

Rangers must act quickly to capitalize on this possibility, given van Veen’s experience with Scottish football and likely interest from his old team Motherwell.
Wouter Gudde, the sports director of Groningen, has provided an update on the future of Rangers and Motherwell target Kevin van Veen.

According to the Scottish Sun on December 25, the Dutch club has declared that they will listen to the best offer for the 32-year-old and will not stand in his way if he wishes to leave.
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Last season, he set records by scoring 29 goals during the season, including 14 goals in Motherwell’s final 11 games before leaving.
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“I talk to Kevin on the phone almost every day,” Gudde added, “and if there is interest because he is not playing, we will listen.”

“We will cooperate with his departure if another club makes a concrete offer and the solution is good.”

“In principle of course, he is welcome to return to the club when we return to training on January 3 too.”

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Rangers see the probable availability of the Dutchman as a huge chance, especially given their current scenario, which has main striker Danilo out for several months due to injury and backup option Cyriel Dessers not clicking.

Van Veen, a former Motherwell striker with a track record of scoring goals in Scottish football, might be the ideal solution to bolster Rangers’ offensive options.

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