John Bennett has approved Rangers to sign £25m player, he's the

John Bennett has approved Rangers to sign £25m player, he’s the only target currently – journalist

move to FC Twente are accumulating.

Rangers signed the 26-year-old from Serie A team Atalanta for an alleged £3.5 million; Michael Beale

was playing Football Manager with a player he had long admired.

several disappointing signings.

Even though Philippe Clement gave Sam Lammers his first team debut at first, he too was unable to bring out the best in this

mysterious athlete whose obvious potential is often overshadowed by his anxieties.

The striker, who was sent on loan to Utrecht, is reportedly making an impression during his brief stay in the Netherlands. This is

advantageous for Rangers as they attempt to mitigate what now looks to be a significant loss.

There has been plenty of chatter about unconfirmed ‘reports in the Netherlands’ linking Sam Lammers with FC Twente.

These reports have then popped up on the continent,

claiming ‘reports in Scotland’ have actually broken the story.

Throwaway lines, print media, podcasts, or even post-match analysis are frequently sufficient to serve as the basis for tales in the

frequently circular world of transfer reporting.

Translation errors are common, especially when there is no context.

For what it’s worth, the remarks made by Dutch journalist Leon ten Voorde on Tubantia’s De Ballen

Verstand podcast seem to be the basis for these assertions.

Ten Voorde disclosed, as translated here, that FC Twente had targeted Ryan Flamingo and Sam Lammers during the summer transfer

window and that they might be on the club’s shortlist for the next window. Lammers is also on loan from Utrecht.

However, even while the original source of these assertions is still mentioned by individuals who repeat them—at least the majority of

them—the circumstance does not change Sam Lammers’ transfer reality.

The striker is currently scheduled to return to Rangers at the end of the current campaign. The Ibrox team is rumored to be seeking

£2.5 million in exchange for the Dutchman’s release from the last three years of his contract.