Groningen director responds to Van Veen to Rangers links

The attacker is widely expected to leave the club in the Netherlands next month.

Gudde, on the other hand, has declared unequivocally that crazy talk linking van Veen to a move to Rangers is unfounded.

Gudde informed RTV Noord reporter Stefan Bleeker, in response to rumors of an Ibrox move, “nothing true and nothing heard.”

Van Veen, a former Motherwell striker, returned to Scotland for the birth of his child. And it’s been suggested that the forward would prefer to return to Scotland.
Groningen granted Van Veen special permission to return to Scotland, and it’s been reported that a loan move could be sanctioned if a club pays the majority of Van Veen’s salary.
Philippe Clement has already mentioned that signing a new striker in January is one of his transfer goals.

The Belgian manager stated that he will look for a new forward next month, as Danilo will be sidelined until at least the winter break.

When asked if he would make a move for another striker as a result of the injury, Clement replied, “Yes.” It’ll be one of our top priorities.”

Meanwhile, Rangers assistant Stephan Van Der Heyden acknowledged his surprise at the postponement of the Ibrox side’s match against Ross County Friday night.

The match was called off when Ross County players and personnel were unable to travel to Glasgow due to inclement weather.

The game, which was set to begin at 7.45 p.m. on Wednesday, December 27, has been rescheduled.

“Cannot even remember   when I had a game postponed…” he wrote on

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