Reported £500k Ranger
approaching Ibrox
crossroads as player
trading model to be
tested
Reported £500k Ranger approaching
Ibrox crossroads as player trading model
to be tested
Rangers winger Scott Wright has faced
criticism despite manager Philippe
Clement’s insistence that opportunities
will always be extended to those who
make sacrifices for the team.
The 26-year-old wide player did not
impress the roughly 43,000 Bears at the
stadium despite being given a starting
spot in the final 2-0 Scottish Cup victory
over Ayr United.
The Glasgow crowd is starting to wonder
about Scott Wright as the former
Aberdeen winger has not been able to
fully seize his opportunity.
approaching Ibrox
crossroads as player
trading model to be tested
Is the player more needed by the Gers if
he is to stay beyond the summer? He was
about to go for a reported £500k this
summer when Turkish side Pendikspor
made an offer.
Can Scott Wright do more for the
Rangers?
To put it succinctly, sure.
The Rangers have spent seasons trying to
find a replacement for that problematic
right-wing spot, and Scott Wright has
certainly been given chances.
Despite making an incredible 104
appearances for the Rangers, not enough
of them have made an impact, as Scott
Wright’s record of 10 goals and 7 assists
prevents him from being a first-team
regular.
However, there’s a reason why the
winger has been utilized in some way by
Michael Beale, Steven Gerrard, Giovanni
van Bronckhorst, and now Philippe
Clement.
Wright is a diligent worker with the
capacity to launch a powerful attack. The
coaching staff is drawn to him because of
his tactical discipline and selflessness in
allowing others to shine.
Ibrox to sign a final 12-month contract
Rangers supporters desire their wide
players to be game-winning performers,
but Scott Wright is a hardworking option
who always gives it his all on the field.
If he is to play into the summer, those
attacking stats will need to rise, but for
now, the fact that the winger is still
playing for Philippe Clement indicates
that he considers him a valuable
member of his team.
In order to preserve the asset, Scott
Wright, who is about to enter his
contract’s last year, needs to be either
signed or traded by the Rangers as part
of their player trade goals.
The winger has roughly four months
remaining to show that he deserves a
new contract, but supporters should be
patient.
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