Rangers forward Sam Lammers could be set for Ibrox exit this summer and several clubs are vying for his signature.
After failing to make an impact under Philippe Clement, the 27-year-old Gers striker joined Dutch club FC Utrecht on loan in the January transfer window.
The move has worked wonders for him, as he scored eleven goals in 20 games for the Dutch club. FC Utrecht want him back, but they are struggling to meet his wage demands.
According to a report from Dutch magazine Voetbal International, Lammers is now targeted by Champions League club FC Twente.
Rangers will play in the Champions League qualifiers along with FC Twente, and the Dutch club is looking to lure Lammers out of Ibrox.
Ibrox exit on the cards for Rangers forward Sam Lammers
Lammers produced a thrilling performance on loan last season but that won’t change his situation at Rangers. Several clubs are now looking to sign him, and the Bears can offload him to the highest bidder.
At his age, he should be looking to join a club where he would get regular games, and wasting time on the bench at Rangers will not help him grow his career. The Gers should not give him another chance, especially when Clement wants to revamp the squad to his own taste.
The Dutchman has only managed two goals in 31 appearances, and it looks likely that his exit from Ibrox will be sealed at some point this summer. FC Utrecht may not be in a position to sign him, but FC Twente, with their financial power, can get him on board.
The Gers need to sell their unwanted players and raise some cash to reinvest in the squad. They should not hesitate to offload Lammers if an offer from FC Twente arrives.
Rangers have already signed Brazilian left-back Jefte. They have also secured a loan deal for Oscar Cortes, with an obligation to buy. Furthermore, the Gers have completed the permanent signing of Mohamed Diomande as they embark on a major rebuilding task.
In other Rangers news, 25-year-old winger looks all set to leave Ibrox this summer.
