‘So Comfortable’ – UEFA coach insists Rangers must sign £500k new Ryan Jack from SPFL side

According to John Walker, the Rangers must sign Connor Barron from a “astonishing” Aberdeen team to replace Ryan Jack.

The UEFA coaching candidate examined the midfielder’s statistics on Twitter on March 4 and claimed that, although only falling short of the Belgian in tackle percentage, he outperforms Jack, John Lundstram, Nico Raskin, and Dujon Sterling in terms of winning ground and aerial duels.

James Bisgrove, Philippe Clement, and Nils Koppen are urged to go before the summer transfer window as the 21-year-old is expected to be a cost-effective choice since he would just need a development fee once his contract is up.

“Come on, Nils, Big Phil & Bisgrove… let’s sort this one out!” Walker wrote. He is still among the top players available in an astonishing Aberdeen lineup: £400–500k for the development fee. £5-8k per week in wages.

That’s all it would take to create a summertime replacement for Ryan Jack that is pretty much “Like for Like.”

“Since Warnock took over, Barron’s passing statistics have significantly decreased, but Aberdeen’s inability to hold the ball is a problem.

“He would fit right in with every aspect of our style at Rangers, both with and without the ball.”

Is this Dons midfielder Ryan Jack’s likely successor at the Rangers?

It is quite unlikely that Jack, 32, will receive a contract extension given his injury history; it now expires at the end of the current campaign.

Although Mohamed Diomande has already made a substantial contribution to the midfield, there may be movement in the coming months due to Raskin’s recent serious decline in form and Lundstram’s incomplete contact discussions.

There is perhaps room for additions because Jose Cifuentes, who was thought to be a long-term fixture, only survived half a season at Ibrox and is not expected to return after a lengthy loan at Cruzeiro.

Lennon Miller, a young sensation from Motherwell, has previously been mentioned as a potential Rangers target. However, at just 17 years old, he is still maturing there and might be better off remaining there for the time being.

But, Barron would be a good candidate to follow in Jack’s footsteps and move from Pittodrie to Ibrox seven years later if the mathematics work out. The Dons, on the other hand, are reeling under Neil Warnock and are not far from a real relegation struggle.

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