Rangers fans Lament: Regrets club not moving for prolific Midfielder who earns €14,808 p/wk

Lewis Ferguson’s form at Bologna is reportedly drawing interest from Serie A’s top teams for £22 million, and Rangers may be kicking themselves for not moving sooner.

Lewis Ferguson was frequently linked to Rangers while the Scotland international was at Aberdeen. Ferguson is the son and nephew of former Rangers midfielders Derek and Barry.

The 24-year-old’s stellar play at Italian team Bologna has increased scrutiny of the Ibrox club’s inability to complete a deal for him.

Now, Rangers supporters who have frequently bemoaned the team’s inability to sign Lewis Ferguson can put their grievances to rest because the most recent reports indicate a significant summer transfer.

Serie A giants want Lewis Ferguson.

Lewis Ferguson is being followed by the illustrious Italian quartet of AC Milan, Inter Milan, Juventus, and Napoli, as revealed by Mail + and Stephen McGowan.

We don’t need to tell you that the midfield player’s valuation of £22 million in the report completely rules out Rangers making a move for him.

In fact, Rangers supporters have been feeling a mix of regret and sickness ever since witnessing Ferguson’s £1.7 million move to Bologna in 2022.

Rangers could have signed Lewis Ferguson, a midfield martial for a generation, if they had not had homegrown quotas to meet and blue blood coursing through the midfielder’s veins.

Rather, supporters of the Glasgow Giants are examining the top Italian teams and their analysis of Ferguson, who, considering his current level of play, may not play for Glasgow until much later in his career.

Reports convey a message from homegrown Rangers

Rangers need to learn from the Lewis Ferguson situation because they have far too frequently shrugged off young players who succeed in the Premier League.
Only former Aberdeen players Ryan Jack and Scott Wright are among the current squad’s strong players from the domestic division, unlike the Ibrox teams of the past.

In Scottish football, other players have come and gone; two of the most well-known examples are Josh Doig and Aaron Hickey. It will be interesting to watch if the club adopts a different strategy.

There is undoubtedly one homegrown player who is the subject of a lot of discussion surrounding Rangers who is currently playing in the Scottish Premiership.

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