Rangers linked striker in £10m price tag hike, Michael Beale was a fan

Brighton are well known for having one of the most well-structured recruitment and player trading models with one time Rangers target Deniz Undav proving to be no different.

The 27-year-old is on loan at Stuttgart this season,

helping the Bundesliga to its highest position in over a decade with 15 goals and five assists in 21 matches.

But it is the Premier League agreement that sees Deniz Undav,

a player who could have been on Rangers’ radar, become too pricey for a team with Champions League ambitions.

Rangers miss the boat as Deniz Undav’s price climbs.

According to Get Football News Germany, Undav’s deal includes an option to buy provision.

The issue for Stuttgart is that the originally stated €12 million (£10.2 million) is now thought to be nearly double that amount,

in the area of £17 million, due to the clause being connected to his performance.

This may appear steep, but Undav’s form is very certain to bring him into Germany’s squad for the European Championships.

For example, would you be able to sign one of England’s strikers for that price? Only in Brighton has he struggled to settle in.

At Union Saint Gilloise, he scored 45 goals and assisted 18 times in 70 appearances,

adding to his Bundesliga record, demonstrating his high level striker abilities.

Brighton scouted a good player, but it didn’t work out,

much like Abdallah Sima was flying for Rangers before an injury ended his season.

This is where the loan market may benefit clubs.

Undav’s worth was declining at Brighton; nevertheless,

they are now poised to turn a £6 million signing who was giving them with very little into a tidy £10 million profit because,

if Stuttgart does not, someone will take him away from them.

Unfortunately, that someone will not be a Ranger since,

like the Germans, he is currently out of Philippe Clement’s price range.

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