Rangers: Cyriel Dessers is attracting interest from other Italian club, the transfer situation is evolving rapidly

As the January transfer window looms, the future of Cyriel Dessers at Rangers is shrouded in uncertainty. The Nigerian forward has piqued the interest of various clubs throughout Europe, with notable attention from teams in France, Italy, and Spain. This potential exit has become a hot topic among fans and analysts alike.

Recent developments indicate that Dessers is attracting interest from multiple Serie A clubs, including Cagliari and Empoli, along with La Liga’s Leganes. The latest club to express interest is Monza, who find themselves struggling at the bottom of the Italian league. Dessers’ lack of starting appearances in Rangers’ last five matches has only intensified speculation regarding his future with the team.

Italian football journalist Nicolo Schira recently took to X, formerly known as Twitter, to confirm that Dessers is “ready to leave Rangers FC and has been offered to Monza.” This statement highlights the increasing possibility of a transfer, as Rangers seem amenable to allowing the striker to pursue opportunities elsewhere.

Rangers manager Philippe Clement addressed the situation last week, suggesting that while Dessers could be permitted to depart, it would be essential to secure a suitable replacement. “If Cyriel goes, you need to replace him, and it needs to be at least the same quality,” Clement remarked, underlining the necessity of maintaining squad integrity.

Clement further discussed the ramifications of Dessers’ potential exit, stating, “If a player stays and he plays less and he becomes, because of that, unhappy and his level goes down… it’s also not good for the club.” This statement reflects the intricate balance between player morale and overall team performance.

As the transfer window unfolds, the next couple of weeks will be pivotal for both Dessers and Rangers. Clement expressed his belief in Dessers’ dedication, asserting, “I know if he’s here, he will give everything for the club.” Nonetheless, he also recognized that the striker’s limited playing time could foster frustration.

In the ever-evolving landscape of football, such scenarios are not unusual. The upcoming weeks will determine whether Dessers remains at Rangers or embarks on a new journey in his career. The ongoing dynamics of player transfers continue to shape European football, making this narrative one to watch closely.