Michael Gannon criticizes Rangers’ “good bit of business” while drawing a contrast to Celtic.

After agreeing to terms for a player with “good potential,” Rangers’ winter transfer activity has been praised.

Philippe Clement may be able to gain an advantage over his current adversary during this window,

since the Gers are constantly watching what their Old Firm opponents, Celtic, are up to at Celtic Park.

After losing ace striker Kyogo Furuhashi to Rennes, Brenden Rodgers’ demands and desires remained unmet.

Despite just making one loan signing, the Light Blues are making plans for the future.

Lyall Cameron can play Rangers like a Celtic jewel.
Midfielder Lyall Cameron is expected to come at Ibrox in the summer after signing a pre-contract agreement

because his current contract at Dundee expires at the end of the current campaign.

“I think he’s a good bit of business,” Michael Gannon stated in an interview with the Daily Record’s Game

On podcast [7 February]. Furthermore, I don’t wish to draw this parallel.

Comparing it to Luke McGowan’s influence at Celtic, I’m trying not to, but it’s impossible to completely avoid.

Although he is a little older—I am aware that he is 22—he has a lot of promise.

“McGowan attended Celtic and appears to be just as good of a player, and I believe Cameron can perform similarly at Rangers.

” It will be intriguing to observe his progress.

Although McGowan is far older than Cameron, his August 2024 free transfer from Dundee to Celtic

Park demonstrates the kind of impact Gers supporters may anticipate from the new addition.