£3.5m+ exit on cards as Rangers keen to make January deal

A transfer update regarding Ridvan Yilmaz was released by Football Scotland on January 14, and Rangers is eager to turn a profit.

According to the news source, Gers have turned down Galatasaray’s offer to loan them the left-back from Turkey.

He left Besiktas for Ibrox during the summer transfer window of 2022 for a cost of £3.4 million.

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Gers’ choice to turn down Galatasaray’s loan-to-buy bid for Yilmaz emphasizes how crucial it is to put any potential money back into bolstering the starting lineup.

Yilmaz has drawn attention, and his exit from the team might create a hole.
Maintaining the team’s competitiveness becomes dependent upon prudent reinvestment of the funds, particularly in light of the league’s continuous issues.

Strategic investments in key positions, such as left-back or other areas identified by the coaching staff, are essential to fill potential gaps and maintain squad depth.

Additionally, reinforcing the squad can enhance competition for starting positions, fostering a healthy and competitive environment that drives players to elevate their performances.

The Turk was expected to hit new heights at Ibrox and perhaps become Borna Barisic’s long-term successor but that’s obviously not happened so it makes sense for the club to make as much as they can from his sale in the January transfer window.

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