Ibrox Review: Wolves offer Rangers the opportunity to make £35million rated on loan striker permanent

Ibrox Review: Wolves offer Rangers the opportunity to make £35million rated on loan striker permanent

Rangers hope that Champions League qualification will help fund a permanent deal for Fabio Silva, according to Football Insider sources.

Philippe Clement is eager to bolster his squad this summer,

and Rangers are anticipated to have a busy transfer window if they retain the league title.

Rangers presently lead the Scottish Premiership and are on course to qualify for the Champions League next season.

The coveted European championship will change structure next season to a Swiss-style model,

which is intended to generate income and ensure that each team plays at least four home games.

According to Football Insider on Friday (8 March), Champions League qualification is expected to bring a £20 million boost to Rangers’ summer transfer budget.

Rangers might utilize Champions League money to cover the Silva transfer.

In January, Gers signed Silva on loan from Wolves, marking Clement’s first transfer as manager.

The 21-year-old attacker has scored twice in nine appearances during his loan spell,

and Clement has stated that he would like to make the arrangement permanent.

“I would prefer to buy Fabio but he was too expensive for the club so that’s why it’s a loan,” stated the Spaniard.

If Wolves opt to trade Silva, he will most likely command a high price, having cost the Premier League club £35 million in 2020.

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