Breaking News: Rangers and Man Utd are bargaining on a £320,000 per week Clinical Stricker who is now a free agent

Breaking News: Rangers and Man Utd are bargaining on a £320,000 per week Clinical Stricker who is now a free agent

Breaking News: Rangers and Man Utd are bargaining on a £320,000 per week Clinical Stricker who is now a free agent

The man that Alfredo Morelos, the former striker for the Rangers, replaced, is pulling up trees with Europa League rivals Benfica as

the 27-year-old Colombian firebrand scores two goals in three games for the Brazilian giants

as they attempt to recover from their first-ever relegation.

But as Rangers move on the Ibrox side may have to face the man whose boots Alfredo Morelos is trying to

fill in Benfica striker Marcos Leonardo.

Signing the 20-year-old striker for a fee of around $20m (£15.7m) the Brazilian hitman is already proving his

value in Portugal as he takes his first foray into European football.

Marcos Leonardo to face Rangers with Benfica

Marcos Leonardo, who joined Benfica in January, is one of the forwards Rangers will have to watch out for.

He has already scored four goals for the Liga Portugal leaders.

The Brazilian joins a group of talented attackers at the Estadio de Luz that includes Angel di Maria, Rafa,

Joao Mario, Arthur Cabral, David Neres, and Casper Tengstedt.

Rangers’ forward line may have shown off over the weekend, but they won’t be afraid of anyone as they

try to advance to the Europa League quarterfinals.

The Ibrox team faces still another obstacle in the form of Marco Leonardo, whose high price and media attention

provide an additional advantage.

Coming off the bench in the decisive 2-1 home win over Toulouse, this showing in Portugal remains Leonardo’s only appearance in the

Europa League with a Round of 16 tie against Rangers on the horizon.

Gers will fancy Europa League chances

Benfica is by no means unbeatable, even though Philippe Clement himself admits that Rangers are the

“underdogs” in this Europa League matchup.

Rangers may be feeling confident about their prospects against the Portuguese after losing to Real Sociedad and

Inter Milan in a Champions League group.

The Ibrox team has been inspired by Philippe Clement’s never-say-die mentality and by their run to the 2022 Europa League Final in

Seville, as well as their victory over Real Betis.

Whether Marcos Leonardo plays or not, Rangers won’t be intimidated by Benfica’s visit in a thrilling

Europa League match that might go either way.

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