Director says he has not held talks with Rangers over transfer for 26-year-old

Director says he has not held talks with Rangers over transfer for 26-year-old

Director says he has not held talks with Rangers over transfer for 26-year-old

FC Twente has not received a message from

Gijs Smal is in talks with Rangers to join the Scottish Premiership in the summer

transfer window.

The director of football for the says as much.

Despite Twente’s best efforts, an extension has not yet been agreed upon, and Gijs

Smal’s contract is set to expire at the end of the current campaign. Because Borna

Barisic’s contract is set to expire in a few months,

Rangers are apparently considering a number of possibilities,

including a move to sign the brilliant Dutchman.

This has led to persistent speculation over his future.

Rangers, nevertheless, have not, as of yet,

gotten in touch with the Enschede side to express their interest,

despite the fact that Twente chief Bruggink is aware of the

allegations connecting Smal with Ibrox.

Chief of Twente downplays Gijs Small’s links to Rangers

Gijs and I are still in talks about extending his contract. Bruggink tells RTV Oost, “I do not yet assume that Smal will not sign.” “Next week, we’re meeting with his agent.”

“In any case, we have never heard of Rangers’ interest,

but that is what I have mostly heard.”

On deadline day last week, Twente added Ajax’s Anass Salah-Eddine,

a left-back, to their roster. Via Fabrizio Romano,

he was also connected to the Rangers before

Philippe Clement’s team focused on Jefte Vital of Fluminense.”

Anass is a fantastic player,” says Bruggink.

“We believe he can be a very valuable asset to us in the future.

He is an amazing player.”Despite adding Mohamed Diomande,

Oscar Cortes, and Fabio Silva, Rangers were unable to acquire

a replacement left defender. The closest to coming was Jefte,

whose possible £400,000 deal fell through when APOEL

Nicosia declined to end his season-long loan in Cyprus.Because of this,

The Gers don’t seem eager to trade for Ridvan Yilmaz until

successor is found. With the Turkish transfer market

open until February 9th, Galatasaray is apparently

willing to offer about £2 million for

the former Besiktas flyer. Rangers, on the other hand,

demand at least £4 million for a player who is playing

the finest football of his Ibrox career.

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