When Michael Beale made Sam Lammers is first signing of the summer transfer window for Rangers, we were promised something different in the forward line.
Unfortunately for the then-Giants manager, that’s precisely what we got as the Dutchman managed to shoot blanks in front of goal for the man who signed him and Philippe Clement.
Moving on loan to Utrecht has seen Sam Lammers revived,
with three assists and one goal in five games indicating that his time at Rangers may not have been a complete waste of money.Sam Lammers regains form following Rangers’ disappointment
The 26-year-old was expensive, costing a whopping £3 million.
Fans expected wingers to replace players like Ryan Kent and Fashion Sakala, but instead, another number ten arrived.
Todd Cantwell’s current form demonstrates that this is the last thing we need.
A return to the Eredivisie has proven helpful thus far, and what makes it even more intriguing is that he has been playing as an out-and-out striker rather than in the space behind. Given Danilo and Kemar Roofe’s injury history, it was surprising that he was never attempted in this role before Fabio Silva was hired.
Lammers rose to prominence as a young PSV Eindhoven player, drawing comparisons to Ruud van Nistelrooy, believe it or not.
His appearance is not something to be taken lightly.
It’s evident that things aren’t going to work out at Rangers, and Nils Koppen will try to send Sam Lammers on in the summer. Getting every penny of the £3 million back may be a push, but given his current form, we should be able to reclaim the majority of it.
With Philippe Clement attempting to rebuild a squad and replace players who cannot be relied on, every euro counts.
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